bonsaibilly
Guest
Still riding mine - 2014 Jamis Quest Elite in 631 steel...
Your best bike you owned?
- Thread starter coco69
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Aryton, my Falcon Team Equipe singlespeed. Nothing can match the sheer joy of riding this wonderful bike, with complete impunity. Cycling never really 'gelled' for me til I built this bike. Part of the magic is: you can't tell that there's anything special about it by looking at it.
Jamieyorky
Veteran
- Location
- York
My Cube Agree Gtc sl. Me and the bike have gel'd from day one and its the only bike ive never needed a bike fit.
cisamcgu
Legendary Member
- Location
- Merseyside-ish
1979 R J Quinn frame with Shimano 600 bits and Cinelli hb/stem (I think). Ryal blue with chrome fork ends. Loved it to bits but left it in the care of a friend and an over zealous landlord threw it in a skip 
No picture, sadly
No picture, sadly
Mrs M
Guru
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Thought it looked ugly in the shop but took it for a spin anyway, came back wearing a big grin and bought it there and then.
Just "felt" right. Replaced saddle, wheels and other bits and pieces but doesn't take much footering with.
Really like the Pashley but keep having to tighten the rattling mud and chain guards (probably caused by my off roading)
Tojo
Über Member
- Location
- Newcastle-upon-Tyne
My 1995 Orange Clockwork, Would never ever get rid of it....
Just replaced the groupset with 10spd Deore and V brakes, loved it before, love it even more now..........
Just replaced the groupset with 10spd Deore and V brakes, loved it before, love it even more now..........
I always wished I'd bought the 17" instead of the 19"...My 1995 Orange Clockwork, Would never ever get rid of it....
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Just replaced the groupset with 10spd Deore and V brakes, loved it before, love it even more now..........
View attachment 145997 My Felt ZW95, 2011.
Thought it looked ugly in the shop but took it for a spin anyway, came back wearing a big grin and bought it there and then.
Just "felt" right. Replaced saddle, wheels and other bits and pieces but doesn't take much footering with.
Really like the Pashley but keep having to tighten the rattling mud and chain guards (probably caused by my off roading)
I don't think it looks ugly at all! It's really nice. In this pic the stripes on the top tube make it look like chrome...
