revcore

It's funny you know, John Purse used JP products back in the day so alot of people thought that JP was a company owned by John Purse hence the name JP. I remember having to correct more than a few people about it a few years ago.

I've got a set of JP pro round pedals and also a set of JP high flange hubs.....Both products are of the highest quality. To be totally honest I think I prefer my JP pedals to the Crupi Pro rounds I also have.

Hate to be the bearer of bad news but those forks aren't ELF.

Is the area where the seat guts mount, knurled also? I don't think it is on the snake post.

Revcore did make a snake seat post....

Here's my new school ride...... Revell R20 XXL. Now with polished Profile cassette hubs laced to Sun Rhyno Lite rims.

Just looked on that bikschool site but it didn't have any answers to what I was looking for.....The correct way to measure the length of a spoke. Is it from end to end or is it from the beginning of the thread to the start of the bend? If anyone can help me out that would be great. Thanks.

I have you covered Brian, Take a look here....... I'm a big Revcore fan too hence my user name http://www.cwracing.co.uk/

I have that ad but no scanner.

Try a Odyssey Linear cable.....I've never broken one yet

Awesome Quad you've got there mate......Bloody nice indeed!

Anyone got John DeBruin's contact details?

Does anyone here know if Bill Bellis still owns the CW and Revcore names? And how to get in contact with him? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

It is a 1980 Datsun 1200 that currently has a worked A14 with a ported and polished head and twin 40mm Webers.

Revell are based in the UK. They mainly do hard tail MTB frames but debut their BMX frame back in 2006.