Functional bikes. Not Porn not Anti

nice rug!

Really ties the room together.

That bar/hood angle/transition is pretty wild. Comfy?

I like it though, other than that novelty downtube 😁

I don't think the low angle helps with making the bars look like they're at a squiffy angle.

That bar/hood angle/transition is pretty wild. Comfy?

It's the anti-sportive position.

Its not quite as bad as that image suggests.

https://branfordbicycle.wordpress.com/category/lynskey/#jp-carousel-84

Its the 'Pro Cross custom' not the Urbanskey.

Skinny forks for such a fat headtube. Looks odd.

It's one of those bikes that's worse than the sum of it's parts.

Agreed. I much prefer the single speed one they did.
https://branfordbicycle.wordpress.com/category/lynskey/#jp-carousel-69

First one is well good

https://www.instagram.com/p/B1Qjr-jia3n/

My kind of bike:

At today's Pathfinder ride in Eindhoven.

Banana in the back bag. I approve.

Any pointers on that saddlebag/seatpack?

Pretty darn cool :)

dig on craiglist, Frances Cycles mixtehaul cargo

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For sale:

http://www.ridetruecycling.com/shop/icarus-cyclocross-light-touring-frame

Cross post from the tandem thread, what 26x2 tyre would people recommend to fit under GB 26x60 mudguards.

Ideally something light that can handle light duty off road riding. Might even do a ghetto tubeless setup on the tandem too.

Schwalbe marathon Almotion?
Comes in 2.15 - tubeless compatible and @cyclingabout on instagram rides some pretty serious off road stuff on his.

Think that would bit under a 26x60 guard??

Also what about the 26" DTH..... they're 2.15 and they fit under my 26x60 GB guards on the rockhopper.

Might have answered my own question!

I guess it depends whether the 60 mm is an internal or external measurement.
Or just get sks bluemels in 65 mm width.
I rode that with 2.15” big apples for a wet gravel race on Saturday - and I didn’t die.

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Bluemels are also only 24quid at SPA Cycles..... that's functional.

The answer is indeed 2.15" Big Apples, here with 26" 60mm GB guards:

Ace, thanks chaps.

2" Kojacs. Surely light, maybe too light for your needs, but I've never had any problems with them.