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Tyre clearance looks a bit marginal.
Could be photo proportion.
The biggest oddity for me is the brake bridges for a bike that doesn't have mount for mudguard.
- The frame and fork can accommodate very large tire sections (up to 700c * 45mm or 27.5 * 2.2)
Haven't realised wheels is 700c.
- The frame and fork can accommodate very large tire sections (up to 700c * 45mm or 27.5 * 2.2)
edscoble-
The biggest oddity for me is the brake bridges for a bike that doesn't have mount for mudguard.
Why? There's a perfectly good structural reason for having chainstay and seatstay bridges apart from needing to have something to hang a mudguard off, even with disk brakes.
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Haven't realised wheels is 700c.
In the photos they're not. They're 650 Road Plus size.
Brommers
Tyre clearance looks a bit marginal, the filing around the brake hose ports could be better, and I've no idea what's happened with the brazing between the chainstay.