...and heavy. It was never intended as an actual racer, but to replicate the style of this type of bike. Around our parts, there is a network of bike/walking trails laid over abandoned railbeds, and our Metroparks have well-paved paths with moderate elevations. I probably wouldn't qualify as "massively powerful", but it's actually a fun machine on gentler grades, and the gear train allows a decent clip. When we aren't suffering through a Polar Vortex, I'm on it quite a bit.
Regarding the Edwardian roadster project, I found eBay to be the best source for vintage bike parts, many of which come from within the UK.
...and heavy. It was never intended as an actual racer, but to replicate the style of this type of bike. Around our parts, there is a network of bike/walking trails laid over abandoned railbeds, and our Metroparks have well-paved paths with moderate elevations. I probably wouldn't qualify as "massively powerful", but it's actually a fun machine on gentler grades, and the gear train allows a decent clip. When we aren't suffering through a Polar Vortex, I'm on it quite a bit.
Regarding the Edwardian roadster project, I found eBay to be the best source for vintage bike parts, many of which come from within the UK.