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• #45002
This one needs more coverage, very nice. (OJAW'S)
I'm liking these practical bikes.
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• #45003
This one needs more coverage, very nice. (OJAW'S)
I'm liking these practical bikes.+1
Some kind of chain catcher might be advisable though.
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• #45004
I think these old men's bikes would look much better with hub gears
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• #45005
+1
Some kind of chain catcher might be advisable though.
SF - do you mean to stop the chain coming off at the front?
Am looking for a similar device for my GF's bike... any good suggestions? (other than UTFS/UTFG)
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• #45006
SF - do you mean to stop the chain coming off at the front?
Am looking for a similar device for my GF's bike... any good suggestions?The other option is the Paul Chain Keeper;
are you kidding? this is a repost from this page, UTFE (eyes)
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• #45007
Ha. Epic Fail for me!
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• #45008
I think these old men's bikes would look much better with hub gears
Heavier though.
I got an old steel 3 speed freehubs with 1/8 cog weighting 1/3rd of an 3 speed internal gear hubs.
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• #45009
SF - do you mean to stop the chain coming off at the front?
Am looking for a similar device for my GF's bike... any good suggestions? (other than UTFS/UTFG)
That Pauls one is madly over priced.
You are more to drop the chain on the inside, so I'd get this.
http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/CH409Z14-N-Gear+Jump+Stop+Chain+Guide.aspx -
• #45011
Heavier though.
I got an old steel 3 speed freehubs with 1/8 cog weighting 1/3rd of an 3 speed internal gear hubs.
A very good point about weight but your not going up mountains on them
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• #45012
The Ryffranck is stunning. The perfect sensible bike.
On the road I've not needed a chain device for 1x6 (126mm spaced) but certainly did for 1x9 (135mm).
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• #45014
Decided to finally get my act together and show you all my Bob Jackson and how it has progressed! - Apologies for the Iphone photos
The old look
The new look
Just changed the white grips to tape and the brooks to a concor... wheels and cranks were changed long ago.
Trying to find a half decent silver seatpost with integrated clamp, then I am happy!
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• #45015
If your happy with the look. Do that.
Function over form for sure!
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• #45016
if you can find the picture of the two guys with the bikes, you'll he's one of em
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• #45017
My money is on the dad with the claw.
The son actually is Sam Pepper, ha! -
• #45018
This is me not riding my bike the 5gold I have not ridden yet so can't say
I had a different image of you in my head... don't know why.
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• #45019
I do have the N Gear jump stop on the bike (the pic was taken 2 years ago). I had dropped the chain a few times, and wasn't keen on messing up all the work put into stripping and polishing the 75 cranks. Fun to put together. Those bars and Ergons have allowed me to keep riding; between nerve issues in my hands and neck/shoulder injurys drops are out of the picture. Gotta gotto work.
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• #45020
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4046/4281842958_0206bb1953_b.jpg
Geared bikes can look simple.
That is such porn.
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• #45021
yep sam pepper ha
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• #45022
Just changed my rear wheels , sorry for shitty blackberry pics..
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• #45023
Recently finished cheapy conversion. Nothing special(at all!), but it gets the job done while I save up for something good!
Top tube dent, chipped paint, dirty cloth bar tape and cracked, denim stained leather saddle = character...
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• #45024
Looks good.
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• #45025
Coppi almost done:
I've got a shorter stem coming in, either remove or replace wheel decals, then put on bartape and work out how I can get the lockring onto the hub; I ordered a Gusset converter set (the blasphemy!) which should work with 9/10spd Campa, but can't get the lockring on (the 10spd hub), even though both thread on hub as well as lockring look fine?
Not sure on levers and chainring yet, but can't seem to find a 135bcd 48t roadversion..
Recommendations on pedals? Preferably regular double sided ones.
Picked up this small Mixtie for the missus. Not the greatest, but for £6.82 from ebay can't complain!
Reynolds 501, it's pretty light too. Fairly decent lugs. I personally quite like the paint job (just remove the stickers), but she wants to start a fresh. Stripped it down last night to frame.
New stem, Swept back / moustache bars, singlespeed, probably a basket / rack on front, perfect summer bike for her.