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I've got a small frame available:

http://www.lfgss.com/thread44103.html

I have this small frame available.

http://www.lfgss.com/thread44103.html

I have this up for sale if your interested. Open to offers:

http://www.lfgss.com/thread44103.html

I did it on 72 GI, but it wasn't easy! I didn't think the hill would ever end. I took it slow and steady, really had to push down on the pedals hard and pull up on the bars (so much that one side is now bent!). Did it with a group of mixed ability riders, and as i was out in front it was a clear run, but it won't be good if people are getting in your way. Good luck!

Hi Andrew,

I have a 50cm Raleigh frame for sale that might be suitable:

http://www.lfgss.com/thread44103.html

Cheers

If you / your friend don't mind a bit of work then I have this up for sale. Open to offers to within your budget:

http://www.lfgss.com/thread44103.html

Cheers!

No i'm afraid i dont have the locknut. I'm unsure of the thread type.

If anyone is interested but £40 is too steep then I'm open to offers.

I should probably say that the 26" wheels do fit the bike. It is a boys racer, hence the small frame size and smaller wheels.

I've had it hanging around for a while and need to clear the space for the new bike I'm getting on the Bike4work scheme!

Cheers

Raleigh frame for sale:

50cm CTC seat tube
54cm CTC top tube
26" wheels

Forks, seat, seat post and cranks all included. I also have the front and rear derailleurs, brake callipers and chain if required. I was going to build this frame up but dont have the time or the money at the moment. Given the size it would be good for a girl or smaller guy.

http://s760.photobucket.com/albums/xx245/Mitsi_FTO/Raleigh%20Frame/

£40

Based in South London / Surrey

PM or 077 53 446 100

Thanks Scot, the Rosie turned up this morning. Add me to the "another satisfied customer" list.

:-)

No worries mate, thats fine. As long as its here in time for the warm weather i'm hoping for this summer!

Hi Scott, any ideas when your second batch of Rosies are gonna be ready?

Cheers

Black and red Create with geared friend in Trafalger Square for the Chinese New Year celebrations yesterday

http://www.gumtree.com/london/00/54004600.html

Thought this was a bit on the pricey side...

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Thanks to all the advice and support above, today at work I decided to take the plunge and flipped my wheel round too.

Five mile ride home and it wasn't too bad (although ashamed to say I did receive my first beep from a driver a I was looking down trying to work out how to get my left foot into the cleat).

I found riding down hill a little odd, just relaxed my legs and let the bike do the work. I was going a lot slower than I normally would too, but a few more rides and will see how it goes. Will have to see what its like tomorrow morning when the traffic is a bit heavier as getting started after stopping was also a challenge.

Basically, just a quick one to say good thread and thanks for the inspiration to do something I meant to do months ago!

An old blue breakless fixie with odd tyres locked up outside the Odeon in Epsom.

SM1 - As with all others, the main roads were generally ok, although had to ride closer to the centre than normal to avoid any slush at the kerb side. Chickened out and took the mountain bike yesterday, but was back on the ss today. Got to work (about a 30 min ride) with only a couple of wheel spins, then ate it in the work car park riding down the ramp taht was covered in sheet ice!

No probs mate. Thanks for the interest.

Please see the link below for a few pictures.

http://www.myfixedgear.net/white-raleigh

Cheers

Sorry, should have said....

Based in Sutton, south London (near mainline train station).
Can email or PM pictures later if required.

Cheers

White single speed Raleigh
64cm / 25" frame - Reynolds 501 double butted tubing
700c x 23c Matrix 750 wheels (front with quick release)
Shimano cranks
Metal pedals with toe clips
44 tooth chainring - 16 tooth freewheel
White Specialised grip tape

£130

Richard 07753 446100

48 / 16 freewheel
48 / 18 fixed

Hi guys,

Picked one of these up last weekend. Only ridden it for a few days, so too early to tell, but will keep you posted as to how it holds up.

Cheers