Functional bikes. Not Porn not Anti

Well I find it a great bike for any occasion. My old hardtail mtbike donated most of the parts, so pretty cheap to be honest (just the frame, mudguards and tyres at cost).

Ignore amey

listen to him

Okay Amey

Readers

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£1149

Man, when did Hybrids get cool?

When 29er was coined.

Readers, just replaced the shifter

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is there an approved porteur or demi porteur rack for a bike with mid blade fork mounts and a single hole in the fork crown? have found some from velo orange etc. but they all have very low weight limits. i guess that is probably fine but wondered if there was a better option.

would love that frame

Mid blade mounts will always have a pretty low weight limit because you're cantilevering the stuff.

Dropout mounts tend to have higher limits.

Rack time top-it has a rating of 10 kg and their stuff is quite nice (Racktime is basically the budget branch of Tubus as far as I know).

looks fun

bloody lovely

ah forgot about that one. thanks!

both racktime racks on my genesis.
They are sturdy and do the job!

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Are those dynamo lights? If so - how on earth did you get it all looking so neat.

My Day One (same paint scheme) just looks like a complete dogs dinner.

Spending money (sometimes) makes things better.
a before tuning pics attached.

yes, it's b&m dynamo lights set. nothing expensive really...but they working since 2018.

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I love that! Day one's are up there with my favourite otp single speed framsets

thanks, I do love a lot. very functional!

Is that a carbon fork rated for rack use? Where'd you get it?

bought here, and yes has the attachment on the inner face

Are those dynamo lights? If so - how on earth did you get it all looking so neat.

If you're using Schmidt Co-Ax, it's the same diameter as Shimano ETube, which means you can use the stick-on Di2 guides for dynamo routing.

Sometimes, Blug needs someone there to slap the wrench out of their hand and tell them "no"