And now thanks to the article link from midlife , l know that my frame was made in 1984 January and there were 204 made in the month. So l can have its 35th birthday celebration and buy it a nice shiny crankset (Shimano 600 Tri Colour) to go with the only other part l have so far , a Shimano 600 Tri Colour rear mech.
That claud looks very useable, I think he might be asking a bit much though
Can someone explain the attraction of fixed wheel bikes......they were just a fad when l were a lad
I like them, rolling hills are a blast. I'm thinking about making a fixed gear MTB for commuting, 650bx3".Can someone explain the attraction of fixed wheel bikes......they were just a fad when l were a lad
It's a man thing, don't worry about it.Can someone explain the attraction of fixed wheel bikes......they were just a fad when l were a lad
Before i retired i used a fixie for commuting, Nothing to go wrong, Chains chainrings and sprockets lasted forever, brakes never wore out. The ideal commuter. Cheap as chips.Can someone explain the attraction of fixed wheel bikes......they were just a fad when l were a lad
I must admit that as a youngster l had one or two as did all my mates. We just built them from bits and pieces but one thing was a must , "cow horn handlebars"Before i retired i used a fixie for commuting, Nothing to go wrong, Chains chainrings and sprockets lasted forever, brakes never wore out. The ideal commuter. Cheap as chips.
