WTD: SS Commuter

Posted on Tue 20th, September 2016

• #1

badboybennyg

Single speed to commute on so looking for something reliable and mechanically sound but also looking for it to be a wee bit attractive. E.g. a nice balance of functional but still little bit nice to look at.

Single speed
54cm or 55cm
Prefer risers or bulls if possible
Vintage or modern
I’m in Milton Keynes but happy to pop to Euston to meet for collection
Budget reasonably flexible depending what’s offered

Cheers
• #2

LeChef

I've got most of a steel SS/fixed gear commuter. It would need a crankset, stem and seatpost and would need the forks drilled (or not). I would be happy to post. Let me know if you're interested. Cheers
• #3

ExTra

If you are not too bothered or into all the custome build stuff, then now it's a good time to buy a complete bike in the sales of last year's models. I don't have anything particularly in mind, but there is something good about a brand new shop bought bike - trouble free for a while yet etc etc...

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