Functional bikes. Not Porn not Anti

Might be a 26" frame, I know they do the LHT in 26" and you might be able to make 650B work in it.

Pacer with 650 mounts added apparently.

Got to be the biggest frame size though (189cm HT)

Very odd rear light mount.

Big pacers have big HT it seems

That one is quite nice. Must be the lightest pacer in that size.

189cm HT

Hot damn, almost two meters.

That's one of those magnetic light things?

Surly tallbike.

Huh, location suggests its a Left hand side of the road bike too. Assumed it was from North America.

Dunno why, probably the garage door.

Much rad.

that with dropbars would be a dream bike.

Should the title of this thread be changed? I mean, it's basically just touring/rando porn now.

You wouldn't believe what 'LFGSS' stands for...

I've heard a rumour, I can't believe that it's true......

We should just change the name of the forum to Arguments.

We should just change the name of the forum to Arguments.

Oh no we shouldn't!!!!

etc.

I see what you did there.

Speaking of touring/rando porn...

Are there any decent traditional type rando frames available OTP yet?
(Dated, but surely the demand for such a thing isn't limited to LFGSS?)

I'm talking traditional looking, Cantilever, 650b, level TT & low trail?

I'm done with Surly so the Packrat is a massive no!

I see what you did there.

No you didn't.

et cetera

Stanforth bikes have a few models inc. just that + anything custom they seem happy to do. I think they're Lee Cooper built.

And because this thread has a sad lack of Stanforth content:

Velo Orange Polyvalent maybe ? But that's a bit heavy I guess.

Cantilever

I don't think people still make those.

Like @kisspascool said, polyvalent does that with discs.

Soma Grand Randonneur

Actually, I believed there was still the old cantilever Polyvalent available, along with the new disc one. ;)