Subject: RE: Eldo floorboard parts search

Author: Michael Masters

Date: Feb 15, 2004, 3:20 PM

Post ID: 1716049989

Thanks Greg,
I've contacted him and hoping. Good to know about
the diameter concerns
on the civvy/Police spindles. Solves one mystery.
Ray


Greg Field wrote:

Ray:

do a search on ebay for finished autions on an

Eldo frame. A guy tried

to sell one a while back that didn't sell that

still had the spindle in

the frame. He's likely sell it to you. Police and

civvy spindles have

splined portions of different diameters.

GF



On Saturday, February 14, 2004, at 08:18 AM, Ray

Hale wrote:

Hi,
Well, I finally found a real nice set of stock

floorboards for the

Eldo...but minus a few select parts. I am hoping

some of you might be

able to help.

If you're looking at your Eldo Parts Book,

Police addendum, refer to:

Tavola 9, parts #33 & 35 and parts #34 & 35.

Tavola 16, part #28 and parts #29 &30.

I am missing these. Plus still looking for:
Tavola 12 (Police addendum), parts #10 & 11

(left & right hand side

lamp/turn signal brackets)

Referring back to part #28 on Police Tavola 16

(rear brake pedal

spindle)...anyone know if this is the same as

the civilian rear brake

spindle listed on Civilian Tavola 16, part #39

in the civilian front

section of the parts book? I know the numbers

are different but that

isn't necessarily the clue, in all cases. If

they're the same I already

have one.

Thanks. Any info or line on parts will be

appreciated. If anyone can

get
detailed photographs of their stock floorboards

and linkages, that

would
help greatly! These few pieces will get me very

close to a complete

bike, minus the stuff that is easily available

just about anywhere. By

the way, I'm keeping a pretty thorough digital

photo journal of the

teardown and rebuilds on this bike, including

photos of individual

parts
and groupings. I plan on organizing it and

burning it to CD when I'm

done and will offer free to anyone interested at

that time. I'm finding

them helpful to a less than perfect memory, even

though it wasn't a

year
ago I began the project.

Ray in Gainesville, FL