Post your Bob Jackson's

^Nice sneaker...

Not mine.

Sold it last week stripped down.

Hoverbike!
http://www.londonfgss.com/members3147-albums261-picture1204.jpg

^^Fucking hell! Is that actual size or what bonnie lad?

Sorry, PC at home is a bit poorly so havent resized.
Not far off actual size though, being that I'm a short arse ;)

My slack chain.

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Nearly everyone's running track drops by the looks of things.

Mini..Fat fingers & short legs? is that frame a bit larger than ideal?
Your not showing much seatpost.

Just bought this, but i dont think I have the heart to kill this puppy.

Thought's?

kill it then sell the spares to meee

not even sure of the dropouts, saw it and bought it within about 10 mins, anyone able to name it?

its a bob jackson. i would call it barbara

banter

that nearly made me hard!

Still unbuilt ;(

http://bobjackson.org/default.aspx

Still unbuilt ;(

Hi doctor, wondering how my old bike found its way into your hands? I still have the original catalogue page I forgot to give to Alex. Not sure if you are Alex or not? But if you'd like it I could easily post it. You building this up into a fixed? Still running the Sheriff star front? Sorry about all the questions, just keen to see how it turns out.
Cheers

Here be mine.

Not a picture as yet, I need some day light to do it justice. Anyways, in case anyone is interested, I was in Bob Jackson at the weekend and they have all vigorelli sizes ex-stock. They are unpainted but that only takes 2 weeks I think, so no more 8 week wait for an OTP.

Well, after many a stupid question on my part it's finally ready for my ride to work. The handlebars don't compliment the look I know but they are the comfiest bars I've ever used for short, flat out rush-hour runs.

Thanks for the answers to my questions, I'm just sad it's finished - I was getting into the smell of grease all over my hands.

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bloody nice frame!

Cheers.... I found the colour scheme to be the hardest part to decide on. I went for gray in the end so it won't show up the road shite so much, I wanted white bit thought I'd be for ever cleaning it and the idea is not to clean it at all..... if possible. i can't believe what a difference a measured-up frame makes. I've been riding for years but none of my geared bikes; even my pride-and-joy 4 y.o Fort feels this comfortable.

As a commuter it may seem OTT but I don't get the time to do 100 milers at weekends anymore so I have to get my fun where I can and flying to work is the easiest way to get my kicks.

I would 100% recommend a trip to BJ in Leeds..... and a heavy dose of the Search button on this site (sprinkled with the odd daft question) to get the bike of your dreams..... once I get the steerer cut to size!

Yep. Mine is a bike I don't expect to ever sell. It's a bike for life.

Your saddle, bars & lever do scream a bit. But that's purely aesthetics. The steerer though... that's unforgivable ;-)

It looks to me like a bike built with a purpose in mind. I bet it's quick.

The reason the steerer is long is because I sent them 3 spacers but they thought on the safe side they'd add a couple in case I'd measured the height from a road bike. I'm gonna take it back in a few weeks to get it sorted.

Yep, I bought this with frame-for-life in mind too. The saddle and bars are for now: commuter racing - no concession to taste, just got to get to that junction first! ...... over time they'll go and at some stage it'll be clean.

This is my girls..

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This is my girls..

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Welcome back Mr Icecream
+1 For braveness

Tell your girl that she's got a nice bike. But would look even better with some decent handlebars and some grips...oh...IMHO!

Anyone knows where I can get Bob Jackson vinyl transfer/ decals?

The ones on mine are worn and they want to charge me 26 pounds + 75 pounds to do respray and new decals... Crazy.