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Brooks saddle,
Sturney Archer twin speed coaster brake,
Wooden handle bar ( rose wood and beech inpotred from Poland )
Espresso 700 wheels ( if I can find one for the front )
Sturney Archer crank.oh yeah, and a frame made from 4" stainless steel hoops and 19mm tube for lateral stability. ( wish I didn't need these, spoils the look, but was unrideable without )
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OK, so my bike isn't a fixie or a single speed ( technically it's a twin speed ).
It's not based on a classic or vintage frame ( but I do own some that are )You can throw me out of your forum if you think I deserve it, BUT, I would like you to tell me what you think of my crazy bike.
I like to be different. I like to be center of attention even though I'm generally shy.
I am building this to see if I can, and I get a laugh from riding it already ( even though it's not finished )
I need to finish the rear drop outs and I have a shed load of grinding and polishing to do.
So, photo's of the build so far,
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So I have a project on the go ( see Current Projects " crazy bike")
One of the options I have to consider is a front drum brake such as the Sturney Archer one.
Does anyone have experience of these?
I and using a Sturney Archer rear hub with coaster brake. Is it OK to put a similar drum brake on the front? My bike is a bit on the heavy side.