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skudupnorth
Cycling Skoda lover
Chain guard fitted, not sure if it will stay on depending on how much of a pain it becomes if I have a puncture
Pashley Roadster
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Paulus
Started young, and still going.
Chris S
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A rear tyre with puncture protection isn't optional on a bike with a full chain guard
fritz katzenjammer
Der Ubergrosserbudgie
What a great looking bike! I hope you enjoy it.
I purchased a Dutch Gazelle about a year ago. 28” wheels, linked rod operated drum brakes, fully enclosed chain, 3 speed hub... a bit over 56 pounds on the shop scale ( damn near broke it )
The ride of these big lumps is fantastic. It sets the pace, you are just along for the ride to enjoy the scenery. I’d never be without one now.
I purchased a Dutch Gazelle about a year ago. 28” wheels, linked rod operated drum brakes, fully enclosed chain, 3 speed hub... a bit over 56 pounds on the shop scale ( damn near broke it )
The ride of these big lumps is fantastic. It sets the pace, you are just along for the ride to enjoy the scenery. I’d never be without one now.
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skudupnorth
Cycling Skoda lover
Thankyou, The couple of trips I’ve had already have been an absolute pleasure and just puts a smile on your face
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skudupnorth
Cycling Skoda lover
Your bike looks fantastic, like you say, they roll really well over the lumps and bumps plus you seem to slow down and enjoy the ride more
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skudupnorth
Cycling Skoda lover
A rear tyre with puncture protection isn't optional on a bike with a full chain guard
Fingers crossed 😆
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skudupnorth
Cycling Skoda lover
Happy Christmas Roadster ! Eldest daughter asked what I wanted for my present so I gave her my little wish list from Pashley to upgrade the very bland badge for something more in keeping with the old bike. Also adding a bit of gold lettering to the chain guard
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skudupnorth
Cycling Skoda lover
Fitted my latest cycle jumble finds including a new old stock Brooks rear carrier and another bell in black to match the bike
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skudupnorth
Cycling Skoda lover
It’s certainly got some strength to it, I didn’t really want to take it out of its paper wrapper but I have been on the hunt for one since I got the bike running
Chris S
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It's typical of the carriers used on pre-WWII British bikes and their modern South Asian clones.
