Single speed / fixie - £90

[jamin100]

This was my commuter but no longer required
It’s a pub beater bike that you don’t mind leaving at the station. At some point it’s been sprayed black and that’s starting to come off and the original white paint is showing through

it’s steel, I think it’s a Goku as this is the logo I can find on the stem. It’s had new cables, outers and grips a few weeks back
Centre of bottom bracket to top of seat clamp measures 59cm

single speed freewheel and fixed gear on the other side so you can take your pick

wheels are deep and true. Rear has a puncture

£90 collected from south Birmingham (B62)

 

[vickster]

It'll be much easier to sell if you fix the puncture!

 

[jamin100]

Yeh I know, and I probably will

 

[ColinJ]

It'll be much easier to sell if you fix the puncture!

And if you tell us what size it is!

 

[jamin100]

And if you tell us what size it is!

dammm I’ve really failed at this post

I would say it’s a medium to large 56/58 maybe (will get it out the shed tomorrow and measure
I’m 5’8 and have it set up as above

 

[ColinJ]

I'd guess that it is no more than a 56. I'm 6' 1" and I ride 58cm bikes.

Yes, it looks looks a good bike for commutes or trips to the pub/shops.

 

[Yellow Saddle]

I think you're pretty poor at copywriting.

Why not mention the "Paired spoke, two-cross spoke technology" on the front wheel?
"Midnight blue silicone grips with matching brake cables."
"Front loader stem with bolt redundancy."
"Semi- high-flange hubset with asymmetric pigmentation technology."
"Three-cross spokes for extra strength and good torque transfer at the back."
"Black oxide spokes"
"Superior power transfer via no-compromise flat pedals."
"5-star crank spider"
"6064 heat-treated aluminium alloy frame"
"Italian saddle with scuff-proof Kevlar* shoulders."
"Patina-effect urban-themed paintwork".
"Semi-racing-but-good-for pub-cruise geometry."
"Fast-rolling matching tyres with directional optimisation."

All this for 90 Pounds, excluding the dog leg, planter and trampoline.

*Trademark of the DuPont Corporation, Delaware, USA

 

[broady]

I'd guess that it is no more than a 56. I'm 6' 1" and I ride 58cm bikes.

Yes, it looks looks a good bike for commutes or trips to the pub/shops.

That frame looks like a 58 to me, if the wheels are 700c.
Way to big for 5'8

 

[jamin100]

Yup 700c wheels. I think it’s a 58, but will measure tomorrow

trampoline can be included as I’m fedup of having to move it, every time I cut the grass

 

[ColinJ]

That frame looks like a 58 to me, if the wheels are 700c.
Way to big for 5'8

I think you are right. I know that my 5' 10" mate finds 58 frames too big - he gave me the 58 cm frame that I used to build my singlespeed bike because he felt too stretched out on it.

 

[Supersuperleeds]

Yup 700c wheels. I think it’s a 58, but will measure tomorrow

trampoline can be included as I’m fedup of having to move it, every time I cut the grass

Get a goat, that way you don't have to cut the grass or move the trampoline.

 

[jamin100]

what about the goat poo ?
still got to clear that up...

 

[jamin100]

so, measured the bike just.

From the centre of the bottom bracket to the top of the seat clamp is 59cm (seems odd, so its either a 58 or 60cm frame)

 

[ColinJ]

so, measured the bike just.

From the centre of the bottom bracket to the top of the seat clamp is 59cm (seems odd, so its either a 58 or 60cm frame)

I think top tube length is a more important measurement because it is easy to raise or lower the saddle and much less convenient to move the handlebar.