Free to good/any home

Posted on Wed 16th, January 2008

• #1

stevo_com

Anybody want this? It's a 1985/6 Weinmann. Suicide lever lopped off 8 months ago, sold the other one on eBay 5 months ago. Just want this out of the way but don't want to bin it. The white rubber hood is a bit grubby but was bought last year NOS from SJSC so should clean up ok.
• #2

|³|MA3K

Looks like you sourced a new rear wheel..
Wouldn't leave that one outside but.
• #3

stevo_com

yeah, was a good excuse to build another one. gonna get 7 different types of lock and a guard lion for when its locked up in Brixton.
• #4

broken_77

did you get the parts form brick labe bike???? i mean the dura ace hub/velocity rim???
• #5

stevo_com

yep, why?
• #6

hael

I could do with one of them guard lions! nice wheel :) ha! now your thinking ..hmm i could build one for the front ;)
• #7

stevo_com

what? a guard lion?

i build my own wheels, just can't afford a new front one while I've got a perfectly decent one already

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