Wanted: Beater for commuting around and leaving in London

Posted on Fri 8th, October 2010

• #1

errm_rich

Hi All,

I am gonna be doing a lot of commuting about london over the next couple of months and would like a bike (pref road so can convert to fixed) that I can bomb about on and leave locked over night. doesnt matter how shitty it is, I know people have got frames lying about so dont dissapoint :)

50-54cm is fine. I can buy it off and sell it back to you when done (insurance over it getting nicked or damaged).

All options considered. Let me know!!
• #2

mattty

Sure, no worries. There's a load all over London you can pretty much use for free. Keep an eye out for them:
• #3

errm_rich

^ LOLz

Did consider it actually, option 2
• #4

errm_rich

Actually scratch all that, probably will partake of Mr Johnson's velocipedes
• #5

diceface

Rich, son, I am disappoint. You know a raggo fixie beater is better than a Boris bike!!1!

edit: remember Landan town jaunty riding after The Open......

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