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Hi C22D !
Browse the classified for inspiration ? A Fuji Feather, with a change of bars ? is a safe practical option.
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Charge plug
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The chain reaction vitus dee thing looks fun, ss not fixed but fat tyres and discs.
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Check out the cycle training on offer in your area if you haven't already. It's usually free and a great idea.
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Lever St, Percival St, Exmouth Market and Roseberry Ave to avoid Old St shit show that is inevitable at this time of year
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Fuji Feather looks perfect, ticks all the boxes. Thanks DoubtfulAce.
Nice route recommendation thanks Picco.
Thanks for all the replies/info!
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I do that route every day, Just keep your wits about you will be ok. I will have a look at the route that picco suggested how ever.
Once your used to it you could do it in 15mins.
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+1 to cycle training. It's free, fun and very useful.
It might also save you from some aggro or scrapes.
Hey all,
So I just switched jobs and my commute has gone from a 5 minute walk, to what looks like a 20 min cycle. Hoxton ( / Shoreditch) to central Soho. The route I'm thinking is straight down Old St > Clerkenwell Road > Holborn > Shaftesbury ave and up Dean St.
I actually haven't done a cycle commute in London and perhaps even more of a roadblock: don't have a bike.
So two questions for this amateur - what's the solid/reliable best single-speed I can pick up within a week for let's say £400 or less. Nice to have's would be narrow riser bars and a quill stem (the former as I like to ride with them, the latter largely for looks).
Secondly, I'm sure these are universal but any tips for a new commuter would be much appreciated.
Thanks