Why not post a picture of your Fixed/Singlespeed bike
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clarion
Guru
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- Exiled from Hyperborea
Purposeful. You are going to tweak those mudguard stays, aren't you? Probably don't need the qrs.
just jim
Guest
Hmmm...I wonder what that frame is...looks a good one.
I'd love to know what frame it is!
I brought it on a whim of wanting to try a single speed. So glad I did!!
mcshroom
Bionic Subsonic
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- Egremont, Cumbria
Lovely bike. I wanted one of those when I was buying a singlespeed but they'd stopped making them
In the end I got this instead (not sure if I've posted this before). A Trek 4th district with sliding dropouts
dandare
Well-Known Member
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[No the mudguards are fine and it's only the front wheel that has a quick release
Rohloff_Brompton_Rider
Formerly just_fixed
SPD's added and stem flipped as I was getting pins and needles in my hands. Cheap as chips and lovely to ride.
DaveyA
Über Member
That really is very nice. I might be wrong, but I am sure I have seen some of these with bosses on the seat tube for a bottle cage.
clarion
Guru
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Couple more of my fantastic Bob Jackson on Wandsworth Bridge, during the first (into the wind) leg of an epic ride:
PC030034 by TJ Clarion, on Flickr
PC030032 by TJ Clarion, on Flickr
DaveS
Active Member
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- Suffolk UK
Atmospheric!
My first fixie. I've been building this up for the last few months. It's a 1986 Dawes. I've built the wheels myself. The paintjob was done by Armourtex. There are a few original parts, such as the frame, crankset, headset, handlebars and stem and the front hub. The maiden ride should be this Saturday.
Rohloff_Brompton_Rider
Formerly just_fixed
Maybe add a link on the chain or some tugs, the photo seems to show the axle too far forward.
