Winter beater whole bike approx 56cm

Posted on Tue 21st, October 2014

• #1

bvincett

I am after a cheap winter beater to get about to the pub etc and maybe use for my morning ride of around 20 mins to work. anyone got anything that might be of interest please let me know!
Ben
• #2

fourforty

sounds like you need a beer bike:
• #3

fourforty

sorry was a bit trigger happy there. Its based on a 56cm ridgeback alloy frame , is fitted with front disc brake and relatively new 28c Nimbus Armadilos. It hasn't really been used for nearly two years. brake is a bit noisey and would benefit from a clean / new pads.
• #4

Vince

I have a Cyril Guimard bike, 56cm square. Mudguards, Dynamo (current off duty), 2x5 speeds.

I will replace the brake pads all around and re-tape the bars.

Decent winter beater, I am after £100 all in.

Any good to you?

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