I have just been given a set of Long Roadholder forks with the top yoke having two small riser type handle bar clamp. Does anyone know what years and models this type of top yoke was used on?
Paul Gibbons (Bromley)
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They are the Pre-Fetherbed…
They are the Pre-Fetherbed non rubber mounted type where the clamps are clamp to two round dowels either side of the top yoke and act like risers to the handlebars.
Paul Gibbons
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Hey, If you want to play "…
Hey,
If you want to play "Where's Waldo", you can find the handlebar clamps just above the handlebars in one pix. The other pix shows the top yoke with its "Dowles".
These are pix of my sickly '48 ES2 thatI am SLOWLY restoring.
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Hey,
If you want to play "Where's Waldo", you can find the handlebar clamps just above the handlebars in one pix. The other pix shows the top yoke with its "Dowles".
These are pix of my sickly '48 ES2 thatI am SLOWLY restoring.
yes there the right 1948 type they handle bar clamps fit on the end of the top yoke keep a eye out on ebay for these there not easy to find,
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Previously Paul Gibbons wrote:
are they roadholder longs thow as the 1954 featherbed framed Dominator model88 had this type of Handel bar clamps they where mounted in rubber and had sleeve nuts on the under side of the top yoke the roadholder longs had there handle bar clamps cast in
to the top yoke