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i think he got it wrong ive never seen a 600c lo-pro 24",26",650c

600c? i was unaware of this measurement. 24 inch?

asm [quote]fixedfreak (max) no i want to be a hipster with a lo pro

That should go on your gravestone

Here lies max. He wanted to be a hipster with a lo pro.[/quote]

perfect except for one thing i wanna be crimated

Might see what else the guy has kicking around must of had wheel somepoint, chesterfield might be good virgin land opposed to over priced london..

im out actually i wanna build my fixed 29er

just found this made me laugh-more kids than frames!

Death of a cycling eccentric Pongo
It is not likely that many would know of him, but perhaps be familiar with his frames. In the eighties he produced his own Aende frames in the back room of a house. The frames are noted for their short wheelbase and an early example of straight(-ish) forks. His full name was Alan Braithwaite. He was brought up in Mansfield, Notts and then moved to Nottingham. His nickname Pongo alludes to his disregard for deoderants. When greeted with "Hello, Alan" would correct them with "my name is Pongo!". He decided to try the exotic East and moved to Indonsia in the early nineties and sired more children than he made bike frames. He died out there on 25th January 2007 and was in his mid-seventies.
I will add his bikes to the classic bike section when I get enough material together.

that makes me want it more if anything.

The only thing worth seeing in Chesterfield is the thank you for driving carefully sign as you exit the town.

But if you do have an hour to kill then a rummage in J E James might turn up some bargains.

Such as what every hipster wants (including arrospok)

i want one yay