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• #126
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• #127
Beautiful, and just my frame size. Now if only you could print out the actual bikes shown in digital pictures ... :)
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• #128
My dad has a Tony Oliver tourer i'm always trying to steal from him, has anyone any information on them?
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• #129
See I told you, A classic British Tourer, and my bike.
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• #130
Not mine, Jamoirs, he had a nice looking chainset to replace that with but quite sensibly chose function over form.
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• #131
Heres my King of Mercia fully loaded. Itll be starting a 2000 mile tour tomorrow, hope it can handle it.
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• #132
lovely. have fun mate!
like those panniers.
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• #133
Have a great trip, guys!
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• #134
Classic Dutch touring bike. Actually just a Champion Mondial A, shows how tough those frames are though.
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• #135
Where's the best place to pick up something along the lines of the above bikes? Ebay?
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• #136
c2c forum, here or ebay I should think. Got mine from here.
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• #137
In no position to buy one, but one can always dream...
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• #138
Touring baguette all the sustenance a hard working cyclist needs
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• #139
My Neil Orrell 1979
I am hoping to do a bit of what it was intended for this year........
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• #140
Wonderful bike.
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• #141
Magnificent Neil Orrell!
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• #142
I've noticed a few people mention the c2c forum in relation to touring as a place to pick up a bike. Would that be this one (http://c2c.freeforums.org/)? Doesn't seem to make sense as there seem to have been exactly five ads in the classified section in the last two years. I'm looking for a chariot on which to embark on an adventure and have vainly searched the depths of ebay and this very site.
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• #143
Here's me Bob Jackson Legend -
• #144
I've noticed a few people mention the c2c forum in relation to touring as a place to pick up a bike. Would that be this one (http://c2c.freeforums.org/)? Doesn't seem to make sense as there seem to have been exactly five ads in the classified section in the last two years. I'm looking for a chariot on which to embark on an adventure and have vainly searched the depths of ebay and this very site.
what sort of tourer and what sizing?
i will very likely have an almost immaculate bob jackson world tour frameset for sale very shortly, and a bunch of bits which would work quite well on it (though probably not a whole bike's worth).
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• #145
I'm going to be selling a 90s Dawes 531st cyclo-x frame soon.
Seat Tube (ctt): 55cm (21.5in)
Top Tube (ctc): 52.5cm (20.75in)
Rear dropout width: 130mm
Wheel size: 700C - I managed to squeeze a 38c cyclo-x tyre on the rear, so it should take a normal/non-deep treaded 38c on the rear. The pic is with 25c front and 28c rear to give an idea of clearances.
Seatpost size: 27.2mmIt has a dent filled on the top tube, hence the undercoat spray on the tube. It has braze-on mounts for cantilever or V-brakes. New Stronglight neadle headset.
It doesn't have braze-ons for mudguards or racks, Vaz quoted me £5 per braze-on. So thats about £30.
Looking for £90.
I planned to get the mounts put on and go for a rough looking tourer/cyclo-x. But sadly I can't afford to build it now... I'd love to see it get properly build up.
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• #146
what sort of tourer and what sizing?
i will very likely have an almost immaculate bob jackson world tour frameset for sale very shortly, and a bunch of bits which would work quite well on it (though probably not a whole bike's worth).
What size? I'm looking for around 58cm or larger. Sounds brilliant though and I'd be very interested if it's the right size.
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• #147
I'm going to be selling a 90s Dawes 531st cyclo-x frame soon.
Seat Tube (ctt): 55cm (21.5in)
Top Tube (ctc): 52.5cm (20.75in)
Rear dropout width: 130mm
Wheel size: 700C - I managed to squeeze a 38c cyclo-x tyre on the rear, so it should take a normal/non-deep treaded 38c on the rear. The pic is with 25c front and 28c rear to give an idea of clearances.
Seatpost size: 27.2mmIt has a dent filled on the top tube, hence the undercoat spray on the tube. It has braze-on mounts for cantilever or V-brakes. New Stronglight neadle headset.
It doesn't have braze-ons for mudguards or racks, Vaz quoted me £5 per braze-on. So thats about £30.
Looking for £90.
I planned to get the mounts put on and go for a rough looking tourer/cyclo-x. But sadly I can't afford to build it now... I'd love to see it get properly build up.
That'd be good but I'm afear'd it's too small. Thanks anyway
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• #148
ah well, it's a 21.5", so gonna be a fair bit too small. sorry to get your hopes up
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• #149
Pity that, sometimes I feel I need to grind off a few inches of leg, oh to be of average height and fit so many more bicycles.
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• #150
I've noticed a few people mention the c2c forum in relation to touring as a place to pick up a bike. Would that be this one (http://c2c.freeforums.org/)? Doesn't seem to make sense as there seem to have been exactly five ads in the classified section in the last two years. I'm looking for a chariot on which to embark on an adventure and have vainly searched the depths of ebay and this very site.