There's a couple of Rohloff threads going, yet no photo thread. I didn't want to clog the chat up with mine, so here they are, interested to see yours. These two are the same hub, but very different bikes. Thorn Raven and made to my specification XACD titanium. Same spot, first at the end of the Pennine Cycle Way and the other half way through the Coast and Castles.
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- Thread starter P.H
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neil earley
Guru
- Location
- Neath
You lucky b....gars love to have one some day. a review would be nice.
Skipper9999
Well-Known Member
- Location
- South Shields
Will this be mine ???
A Thorn New Raven (test bike) .... I love the bike it just looks small on me(6'1")
A Thorn New Raven (test bike) .... I love the bike it just looks small on me(6'1")
vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
- Location
- Meanwood, Leeds
vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
- Location
- Meanwood, Leeds
You can have another play on the 'Woodruff' on March 28th/29th
Mice
Guru
Oooooo thank you!! I much look forward to that (and seeing you of course)! 
vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
- Location
- Meanwood, Leeds
I reviewed mine here in fact there's two reviews: one for the very first Chimera and a more detailed one for my own.
A picture of mine under construction: The rear drop outs can accommodate derailleur gearing as well as single speed and hub gears.
SatNavSaysStraightOn
Changed hemispheres!
- Location
- ɐᴉlɐɹʇsn∀ 'ɐɹɹǝquɐƆ
Our Rohloff hub bikes.
My husband's Thorn Nomad mk II (in Druskiniki Lithuania)
Both bikes laden (somewhere in Greece) - rare photo of me! (taken at 13,000km)
Both bikes laden almost the last photo before the 'dog incident' ended the world tour. (North of Dinar, Turkey) (taken at 13,966km)
My Thorn Nomad mk II (unladen, Dinar Turkey) - the crutch worled really well for propping the bike up - no adjustments needed!
My husband's Thorn Nomad mk II (in Druskiniki Lithuania)
Both bikes laden (somewhere in Greece) - rare photo of me! (taken at 13,000km)
Both bikes laden almost the last photo before the 'dog incident' ended the world tour. (North of Dinar, Turkey) (taken at 13,966km)
My Thorn Nomad mk II (unladen, Dinar Turkey) - the crutch worled really well for propping the bike up - no adjustments needed!
middleagecyclist
Call me MAC
- Location
- Prestwich, Manchester
My Rohloff equipped bike - a Santos Travelmaster 2.6 Alu (26inch wheel, aluminium frame).
This is in commuter mode with no front rack and sporting flat pedals. It has a SON hub running a Schmidt Edelux and a B&M Toplight; Marathon Supreme tyres on Rigida rims; a B17 upon which to perch my bum; a prop stand (particularly handy when fully loaded) and a wheel lock (good for quickly nipping into shops). Very comfy but not the fastest bike.
This is in commuter mode with no front rack and sporting flat pedals. It has a SON hub running a Schmidt Edelux and a B&M Toplight; Marathon Supreme tyres on Rigida rims; a B17 upon which to perch my bum; a prop stand (particularly handy when fully loaded) and a wheel lock (good for quickly nipping into shops). Very comfy but not the fastest bike.
Rohloff_Brompton_Rider
Formerly just_fixed
I do like the thorn nomads, especially the forks with the double crown.
middleagecyclist
Call me MAC
- Location
- Prestwich, Manchester
MacB
Lover of things that come in 3's
- Location
- Farnborough, Hampshire
Rubbish picture but this is my Burls Rohloff Allrounder nearing its rebuild completion, just front mudguard, dynamo lights and rear rack to put on....blooming parky in the garage at the moment though. This has all been in storage pending completion of a home refurb, the dust levels tell me that was the right move, and my all clear from the surgeon to ride again.....which I received today!!!
Skipper, this frame is almost identical in dimensions to a large Thorn Mercury and I'm 6' 1" tall.
Skipper, this frame is almost identical in dimensions to a large Thorn Mercury and I'm 6' 1" tall.