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I is well and truley put of this brand

Goner look at the planet x and argon frames

Mmmmh that's not good
The planet x one looks good to
How are they for every day riding

Just planning a new build for a bit of commuting and the occasional tt and track race .

Started to really like the leader 725 frames but bumped into a forum thread somewhere where the frames were getting slated for various reasons

Any other opinions on them

hello guys no idea what your final plan is,but i like the idea of a epic,a bit of a adventure on the the bike,i will keep an eye on your plans and try to hook for a ride before

i went for one and im very happy,i had a few spare bits laying around so pearsons stuck them on the build for me and took the money of the final build,i was starting to get carried away with the whole fixed wheel thing ,i started wanting a cheap fixed bike for my winter training ,next thing i wanted was bob jackson frame with all the trimmings and the extra cost but lucky i saw sense and went for the cheaper option and got a pearson,the are great starter bikes if your not worried about being all pimped up

sounds good guys,its nice to know here are some riders who will ride in bad weather,ill keep an eye out for the next ride,both my boys fought today,my little one won and my oldest pulled out after one round cause he was ill but i was really proud of them both,hope to ride with you guys soon

my boys have been waiting to get match ups to fight sunday and they have both got them,so ive got to take them to be weighed at 10.30,so im not goner be able to ride,maybe next time

yep you got to get the miles in 1 or 2 long steady rides,mix it up with road and mountain bike,if you cant be arsed to do core work at a gym join a thai boxing club,boxing,mma club they all work hard on core stuff and you cant beat a good session on the pads to keep your cardio up,just mix it up,also x races are great for the lungs to,but dont listen to me ive never done a track race

yeh ive got this in me diary,might even have me new bike by then,ill be coming from crawley so i can get to dorking/boxhill area by bike just over the hour ,so ill have to arange were to meet you guys nearer the time

I wear lycra and ride a Tarmac.. so you can piss right off with that setup biiatch!
Joking, of corks :)

well its lucky your be in wales then bruv

i wouldnt mindt meeting up with you guys for this one,not sure if ill have my fixie by then ,am i still allow to come out and play,or will i be shunned for wearing lycra and riding a tarmac

i is liking that hat,the little crank chain thing would make a cool tattoo,i like rapha stuff ,the wife got me 3 base layers for me b day and they are great,i wouldnt buy the scaf or diary thing but everthing is is cool and there service is brillant

yep thats the one,cheers vc,yep 24 inch wheels

sorry no,i havent got a digital camera,its last years green model forks are dj 3s and everything else is dmr stuff,its in good condition ,im in crawley sussex,i good arrange a look if you want,im going to try and get my father in laws camera,wife treated me last xmas but i just dont use it,i mainly ride road and mtb

as bove for sale 1 year old £300 spec same as when bought

cheers guys ,im thinking i will need both brakes for my riding

fair comment

right ive been looking for a frame for a while know to do my winter miles,2/5 hour rides.i was going to get a pearson ,but the more i looked the more i started to like the bob jackson or the blb steel frame and all the nice trimmings phil hubs nitto bars etc etc,has anyone had experiance with these bikes with the kind of riding im goner do on them is it worth spend the extra money,im pretty sure the pearson will feel right,but the other 2 will sure look pretty

whats the course like,is it every weds night,i might come over from crawley

im just sorting out my build,i was going to be sensible with open pros,but luv the deep vs,but are they practical for someone like me who will be using the bike for winter miles in the surrey/sussex lanes

maybe i need to hook up with the brighton posse

is anyone riding in the sussex area,why is it so hard to choose such a simple bike,

wow popped in to bricklane cycles today,only took hour and half to get there,some great stuff there,just got to choose what to get,its got to be ideal for my longer winter rides so im goner stick with normal drop bars,but not sure what frame,quite like the bob jackson,goner have a little think about it

it's only a bike, most bike shops should be able to help you. try your local ones first

the thing is ive got some bits already,so im looking for a frame and a rear wheel,and my local shops dont build up fixies and dont have frames for them and i dont want a langster either

hello peps just getting ready to get my first fixed wheel bike was thinking of visiting bricklane cycles which is miles away,im in crawley sussex,is there any were nearer to me