Old Plodder
Living at the top of a steep 2 mile climb
- Location
- Surrey/Hants border
Have posted in another thread but thought i would post here aswell,
I know it's very white but i love it, can't wait to get out on it proper tommorrow.
Why not post a picture of your Fixed/Singlespeed bike
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Old Plodder
Living at the top of a steep 2 mile climb
- Location
- Surrey/Hants border
Like to see it after a day out on our filthy roads! 
Edit - something went funny when I hit reply; sorry for the mess.
Edit - something went funny when I hit reply; sorry for the mess.
derrick
The Glue that binds us together.
- Location
- On the edge of London
It will get a good wipe down most days, i don't like a dirty bike,Like to see it after a day out on our filthy roads!
Edit - something went funny when I hit reply; sorry for the mess.
very nice i must say.................Have posted in another thread but thought i would post here aswell,
I know it's very white but i love it, can't wait to get out on it proper tommorrow.
Farky
Senior Member
- Location
- West London
Here's my Mystic Rats with a few upgrades...
very nice looking bike.how does it ride?Here's my Mystic Rats with a few upgrades...
Farky
Senior Member
- Location
- West London
Thanks. I love it and do many more miles on it than any of my geared bikes. It's pretty stiff, not as comfortable as carbon (fairly obvious I guess) and I had to change the stock gearing to get my ideal cadence but otherwise, I just love riding it. I bought it in April 2012 and have just clocked my 3,000th mile on it...
WOW!
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I'm hunting for a donor frame, maybe I'll post back here in a while with a picture of mine 
mcb2080
Senior Member
- Location
- East Kilbride
finished building it last weekend, sweet ride!
Hi zigzag, beautiful bike mate.
If you don't mind me asking what frame is it, and did you buy it off the shelf?
That frame looks perfect for me.
zigzag
Veteran
cheers mcb2080, the frameset is switch urban and it's "off the peg", ie not custom. the rest of the bike (including wheels) i built myself. it flies up the hills!
mcb2080
Senior Member
- Location
- East Kilbride
Cheers for the link mate.
If you dont mind me asking, how much was the frame?
I have had a look on their website but I dont see any prices.
Your bike does look fast, very very fast :-)
Cheers
If you dont mind me asking, how much was the frame?
I have had a look on their website but I dont see any prices.
Your bike does look fast, very very fast :-)
Cheers
iandg
Legendary Member
- Location
- Dumfries and Galloway
My current fixed - a refurbished Raleigh Supercourse.
I've made few changes since these pics as I've been swapping bits over on different bikes (there wasn't a lot of clearance so the tyres are now 25c Gatorskins, silver ESGE guards instead of the black Stronglight, and chainset replaced with an FSA Gimondi and 48t chain ring). I've also added a bagman support and Barley saddlebag
P3109327a by windy_, on Flickr
I've made few changes since these pics as I've been swapping bits over on different bikes (there wasn't a lot of clearance so the tyres are now 25c Gatorskins, silver ESGE guards instead of the black Stronglight, and chainset replaced with an FSA Gimondi and 48t chain ring). I've also added a bagman support and Barley saddlebag
P3109327a by windy_, on Flickr
