Bull handlebars or traditional Drops

[TheBobidentity]

I think I found a replacement project! A black Peugeot haven't seen it in the flesh yet going tomorrow.
It looks ok in the pic but the chrome on the forks looks rusty, I know it's old and can't be expected to be perfect
So as long as the rust is made up of spots it's lookin good.

 

[TheBobidentity]

Help bought the Peugeot mentioned above took the back wheel off and found a crack in the frame where the rear drops fit to the bottom bracket, absoluely gutted is there any way this can be welded safely,
Woldnt want to risk a bad accident, i know i know nothing checked out the frame superficial rust it seemed fine couldnt see the crack as it was v small with a bit of rust in an akward place, ive a feeling its a done deal but advice would be welcome

 

[Old Plodder]

I've just realised what your white bike reminds me of; the 'ghost bikes' left at the scene of cyclist deaths in & around towns.

 

[Scilly Suffolk]

Compared to when I had drops on here, I'm now using a 10mm shorter stem and red bar tape.

The combined effect has made me at least 17% faster discussing the changes in the pub.

 

[Greenbank]

I prefer bullhorns and tribars:-

http://www.greenbank.org/bikes/tempo/tempo7.jpg