I purchased a '56 Raleigh Sports model that came with EA3 alloy rims marked "Sulloy". They are wide...very similar to Raleigh pattern rims, also called Westricks. Could these be later versions of the Comloy #4's? They are sturdy rims, certainly not lightweights but they stayed strong and true as daily riders on my fake club bike last year.
Warren Young Toronto
flying_scot wrote:
>In 1938, Constrictor offered four variants on the Conloy, two wired-on's and
>two sprints, all of which were made from drawn alloy tubing vis ;
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>Standard Conloy No.4 (18oz / 510g) - A 1.1/8" wide rim suitable for 1.1/4",
>1.3/8" and 1.1/2" tyres in 26 inch and 28 inch sizes. (38/- per pair)
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>Asp Conloy No.4A (15oz / 425g) - A 1" wide rim suitable for 1.1/8" and
>1.1/4" tyres and 26, 27 (English & French) and 28 inch sizes (35/- per pair)