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i can vouch for this bike, I rode it the other day, it is a very smooth ride

would you be interested in trading this frame for a 56cm Low profile frame, here is a picture: jakeoscar.tumblr.com (ignore the other stuff on the website its first on the list)

would also include forks and headset in trade but they are not in those pictures. If you are interested I will post them

would you consider trading the frame for a concorde low pro frame and forks? 56cm columbus tubes, here is a picture on my website: http://jakeoscar.tumblr.com/

in this pic it has no forks or headset but if you are interested i can give you the info on those parts

how many teeth has the hubs cog got?

wow man such a nice build, too bad the frame is not my size :(

bump. Price drop: £130 posted

the CT measurement is 50cm and the TT measurement is 52, just did it with a tape measure

For sale is my python atlas fixie. I have had this about 5 months. It has some minor chips in the paint. Here is a link to the same bike for sale on the net, this shows what some of the parts are:

http://www.discountbicycles.co.uk/biz/product.php/8502/4657/python_atlas

I have however changed some of the parts, the brake lever is now a goldfinger, a bit scratched there is only a front brake. I can include the rear caliper in the sale if you want. I replaced the handle bars with Raleigh North Road Trekking handlebars and finally I replaced the original saddle with a Selle San Marco Regal. otherwise known as 'the belgian sofa' that is scuffed a bit at the back

The bike is in good condition, just as i said it has a few minor chips and scratches in the paint

the tt measurement is 52 cm and the ct measurement is 50cm

£now 130 posted

Location: bournemouth

http://www.flickr.com/photos/55203562@N02/?uploaded=4&magic_cookie=7808873150c4b3caddc7295b16093c78

niiiice

dibs rear wheel

PM sent about rear wheel

i didnt mention but my current bike is fixed. I have never tried a single speed before, so essentially this is an experiment.

Hi

I was wondering if you guys could advise me. I am building up a low pro bike (single speed) at the moment, things are going pretty well with regards to getting decent and compatible parts. Now I am looking into how I will set up the braking on this bike.

On my current bike I only bother with a front brake. Seeing as the posture of the rider on a low pro is different I am concerned that if I were to brake from the front I would be more likely to fly head over the handlebars ..... Is this a misconception or should I really be looking into putting in a rear brake as well?

hi, I used to live in bristol but now live in bournemouth. As it happens I am visiting bristol on the 30th and have a fixed gear bike for sale, I could bring it, thus eliminating the need for postage costs. looking for £180 but am open to swaps ect.

Would you like me to send you some pictures?

have had the bike about 3 months and It started life as a python atlas see here: http://www.single-speed.co.uk/2011/09/19/python-atlas/

but I have given it a more comfortable saddle and handle bars

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dibs Lo pro frame matey, sending PM

dibs campag front caliper :)

im new here aswell, why are bmxers spamming?

loving the bright colours :)

Hey I am interested in these items, as it happens I am visiting london this weekend, where are you based mr hectogon? (I am the friend craciunptr is mentioning)

jake