Is there anyone offering a reconditioning parts for the forks these days. I know there was about 15-20 years ago. (Thought I’d ask an expert before googling )

Yes, Michael Woolfe runs Moulton Preservation and has been supporting the F frame Moultons for many years.
I don’t think he doesn’t do the internet thing though!

Defender – Member

Yes, Michael Woolfe runs Moulton Preservation …

Thanks. I remember that name now.

This just turned up in my youtube feed:

[video]https://youtu.be/Pb5e46nDg5Y[/video]

Nice paint job on that APB.

Just picked up a Raleigh RSW Compact – their daft little folding answer to the Moulton, looking forward to first ride on 2″ ‘balloon tyres’, and clown bike comments from members of public.

Still, if its good enough for Ringo, its good enough for me

My mate has one of the truss frame ones and won’t shut up about it. He’s quite tall though and struggled to source long enough parts for it to set it up like a road bike. He’s also rather quick so has had to bodge a gigantic chainring onto it (56T is the biggest he could fit I think).

He let me ride it a bit. It was like a road bike but very bouncy and weighed 27lbs. Picked up quickly but that’s about it.

As MTBers know, suspension isn’t the same thing as bigger wheels!

As promised, pics of mine a bit latter than i thought.

1968 moulton with 4 speed sturmey archer hub

from this

to this

to this

mostly finished

NorthCountryBoy – Member
As promised, pics of mine a bit latter than i thought…

Good work. 🙂

Yes, tasteful refurb there