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@D.Cooper
Cheers for the replies!
Spending wise, just a reasonable amount, I can do most things myself like removing old gear parts across the bike, but don't want to rape this bike of a nice finish! The body work is tip top, and the wheel's gleaming... so the only thing I'd really like to focus on is the gears / bars.
I think I'd prefer single speed, for comforts sake. Basically just been riding around town with it in the same gear for a while, and just prefer the idea of it, really. When it comes to chain tension et al, I'd be pretty stumped but the simple task of removing parts / shortening chain I can do!
I had a trawl about this section of the forum to find tips and that, but not really too much in the way of projects, like you said!
Thanks for the help so far, I'll get the bits off first and then see where I'm at from there!
Dan