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Posted: 29 Mar 2011

Taken: 13 Oct 2008

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BM CV - frontsprung

BM CV - frontsprung

This is the condition of one of the fore-carriage springs, the other one is actually even worse.

Several of the leaves are broken, and the overall shape is distorted by the formation of rust between the leaves (which has not been able to escape), and in other areas the leaves are thinned by the loss of matal as rust , which has fallen off)

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