Functional bikes. Not Porn not Anti

Shand goodness

XTR Di2 townie??

Fern Chacha 26"

^ doing it right

so can a cross bike with DT shifters.

Awesome. anymore pictures?

The forks on those Shands look awfully narrow for disc brakes, non? Or does that not matter?

Narrow clearance or thin in profile?

Thin isn't an issue if they are strong and stiff enough where needed. They're steel.

Thin profile. Perhaps it's the straight blades tricking me into thinking they're weaker than they are. (Not that straight blades are weak, just some stupid association I obviously have in my head.)

Not heard of any issues, keeps them pretty light too!

Stoater fork by shandcycles, on Flickr

Rocking horse poop brakes

Omnium Minimax rocksolid fast as hell everyday cargobike

All city bike nature boy disc

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Similar clips are on ebay for a couple of quid: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VINTAGE-RALEIGH-BICYCLE-REAR-MUDGUARD-FENDER-MOUNTING-CLIP-NOS-/121604524770?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item1c5031cae2 I have one of these and it slots onto some alloy mudguards no problem.

Another Fern (Berlin):

more here: http://www.fern-fahrraeder.de/#ueber-uns

http://www.bristolbicycles.co.uk/content/index.php#.VRPbgnNwav0

New utilitarian bike brand in Bristol, very un-flashy, verging on anti / pub bike territory but put together with a focus on ease of maintenance and low cost whilst not being total shit.

Why pay that much when you can get a fully equipped Ridgeback Speed for less? (£330).

Especially when it come with mudguard and rack;

( that's not less) for small riders the 26" wheel size would be good.

The 15" model is actually pretty small, especially the step thru model.

Wheel size, not frame size. Looks decent for non-little people though.

Awesome!!

looks fantastic!

@spotter HS66 do not actually exist. It's just a bunch of German trolling the rest of us.

..but a little rear heavy, non?