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• #1152
well, there is an identical twin of yours on here ;) (the frame anyway)
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• #1153
dogsballs well, there is an identical twin of yours on here ;) (the frame anyway)
really?? what frame is it? and where can i see a pic of it?
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• #1154
on this thread somewhere, a couple pages up
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• #1155
ah, found it Jake
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• #1156
dogsballs ah, found it Jake
yeh, kind of similar, alot of old british track frames seem to look alike, looks very nice tho. the seat stays and fork crown look different but then there were plenty of options on these sort of things. do you know who built this? i've been trying to find out who built mine but with no luch so far.
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• #1157
IRLeo [quote]dogsballs ah, found it Jake
yeh, kind of similar, alot of old british track frames seem to look alike, looks very nice tho. the seat stays and fork crown look different but then there were plenty of options on these sort of things. do you know who built this? i've been trying to find out who built mine but with no luch so far.[/quote]
Hey hey, think it's a Roberts, but thats pretty rough really, don't really know whose it is. Are your TT/Downtube/seat stays lugged and brazed directly to the seat stays? I dunno what thats called, where theres no join between the lug and tube... I wanna say fillet... -
• #1158
I'm not sure that mine is a Roberts, the bike just above could well be. i suspect mine was built somewhere more northern, my Dad got it in Leicester and was told it was a Mercian, but it isn't. Anyway, I'm not too fussed who built it, its a pretty sweet frame, still it would be cool to know for sure.
The seat stays are wrap around or half wrap around. Here is a link to fgg when my Dad listed it, he put up some close ups of the lugs and seat cluster.http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2005/july/Andy.Polakowski@Virgin.Net.htm#image_1
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• #1159
Right, recently (yesterday) finished my new bike. Will post a picture of that at a sensible time tomorrow. Here is a picture of me and the Armstrong. this was the closest it got to being finished. :(
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• #1160
Mum's shoes?
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• #1161
Dad's pants?
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• #1162
Tommy Cooper's hat?
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• #1163
what happened to the armstrong?
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• #1164
That's some clearance on the front wheel....
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• #1165
What's the rim?
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• #1166
deep v with fatlace vinyl came from mush
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• #1167
nice leg
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• #1168
Platini That's some clearance on the front wheel....
Mudguard clearance. Great things, mudguards. Shame the bike never got finished. Why not, asm?
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• #1169
They're my hat and my pants! But my flatmate's shoes.
The bike never got finished because I found a 120 mm spaced phil wood rear hub really cheap, and that bike has 110 rear dropouts. and the frame only cost me £20 to start off with. Also i don't think it'd suit deep Vs and fatlaced cxp33's!
Still have the frame though, with a freshly re-greased headset. :) Oh yeah, photo of the bike...
Picture taken with my macbook webcam, hence quality. Need to raise seatpost half an inch and chop an inch or so off the steerer.
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• #1170
big daddy wayne do they taste like golden grahams?
grahams showers do taste golden, yes, lovely and golden
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• #1171
what frame is that asm?
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• #1172
alf webb cowers
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• #1173
did it come with this crank?
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• #1174
I bought the frame and forks only, mainly for the insane finish. Didn't really look that hard at the parts, are they shit? Mine has sugino RDs in black.
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• #1175
finally got round to chopping and taping the bars,
so here she is in her more or less target form, give or
take some messing about with the wheels.
sadly the matching back tyre popped a few weeks
ago so I'm on a (much cheaper) conti giro until I
can get a clincher rim sorted out.
ah i see, misunderstood sorry, i'm new here.
nope, i got it from my dad, it was sort of going spare.