For Sale: Fixed gear mercier 26"

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rare-Vintage-Mercier-Fixed-Gear-Cycle-/271047794766?pt=UK_Bikes_GL&hash=item3f1bb5204e&_uhb=1#ht_500wt_1413

I've bought a Rossin "Pantografica" from this seller.
She's very nice and has got this beauty for sale at the moment.

Check it out

This really should go here.

I Know I know.

Jeez it didn't take long for someone to pipe up.

If you know why post it here instead?

Omg!

lol

dibs

Dibs?????
Bid for it man!
It's a gem.

NOTE:
Watch out for the anally retentive when replying to this post.

2nd dibs if you post malaysia

Don't clog up the forum with posts like this when you know there is a dedicated thread made for precisely this reason.

And lol at those "lugs" (or should i say tubes)

Tubulars

Peace of crap bike. Seriously!

Has this been resolved yet?

IMHO not originally a fixed gear - note hanger for rear deraillieur, empty holes for cable on rear stays and silver bit for a lever on top tube. Apart from lack of track ends of course.

You mean it's a road bike?

Wow...

Peace of crap bike. Seriously!

You don't like it then?

IMHO not originally a fixed gear - note hanger for rear deraillieur, empty holes for cable on rear stays and silver bit for a lever on top tube. Apart from lack of track ends of course.

You're right it's not a track bike. It's a fixed gear training bike for use on the road.
It's not pretending to be anything other than a winter training bike for use in the off season.
Racers used to use them on the road for training cadence. It's from a time before it became trendy to ride a fixed gear bike.
It's a piece of cycling history.
You'll find out that there are lots of modern and classic road bike frames that have been converted to fixed gear bikes. Some more creative owners use angle grinders to remove gear hangers and braze on's to make their road bikes look more like a track bike.

Nite Nite............

Doh! Okay, sorry for being so obvious

Not to worry, doesn't bother me.
We're not all perfect.