Cielo singlespeed 29er

That's the site I found with a quick google, I do like the look of them. I don't mind taking a bit of material from the cranks, was thinking of doing the Jeff Jones look-a-like thing to them anyway (minus the drilled holes - mine are lx)

I had a set of Aerozine cranks ceramic coated Shawnee style. Very nice. Kinda wish I'd gone for a graphite finish instead of my load white finish. But I'm prone to bad taste decisions .

http://ceramikoat.com/

This bike will probably be for sale quite soon.

Photos of it when new are here: https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/200469/?offset=100#8624606

I can't say it's been kept in the best conditions, I rode it hard over winters, and store it on a balcony during summer. The winter wetness, and the summer heat and sun mean that it has weathered.

It's still a freaking blast to ride, so much fun. Absolutely love it, but I need to get a really affordable beater/commuter to solve the problem of needing to lock my bike on the street when I ride to work... and I already have a bike storage problem too (hence 1 bike always being on the balcony, in the winter the Robin Mather has that displeasure).

I'll be looking for £1,200 for it, not really willing to go lower than that... I should probably be asking for £1,500 for it, but I'm keen to solve my commuting problem sooner rather than later.

For the full build? fuuuuck, why I so poor?

Yeah, whole bike.

Parts list:

• Cielo steel 29er in Pearl White with Navy Blue logo (only colour that matches hub colour perfectly)
  
• Chris King headset, BB and ISO hubs in Navy Blue
  
• Silver Thomson Elite seatpost and Thomson Elite X4 stem
  
• DT Swiss double-butted competition spokes with Stan's ZTR Arch rims (in black, as they don't do silver), Maxxis Beaver tyres to start with
  
• Fox 32 Float 29 100 RLC FIT Taper 15QR forks.... tapered headtube on the frame of course
  
• Fizik Aliante saddle
  
• Middleburn RS8 XC 5-arm chainset
  Shimano XTR M988 brakes and calipers
  Ritchey Classic flat bars