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  • I think this deserves a wider audience…
  • PeterPoddy
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    If you like a retro-style bike, take a butchers at this, for sale in the classifides right now.
    Nicest bike I've seen in a very long time….

    http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/singular-peregrine-complete-bike?replies=2

    BigDummy
    Free Member

    It is a thing of beauty, but also of expensiveness and huge size. 😀

    nickc
    Full Member

    S'ok, I suppose, if you like that sort of thing

    PeterPoddy
    Free Member

    BD – Indeed.

    jimmy
    Full Member

    ton'll buy it

    Sam
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    Thanks for the (unsolicited I might add, given recent comments) bump PP. Price is potentially negotiable, especially if you don't want the dyno hub and light, that's a lot of cash tied up right there. Supernova E3 light is around £200, the Schmidt hub is around £170. So if you don't want those bits it'll bring the price down a fair bit.

    PeterPoddy
    Free Member

    Sam, it's lovely. I had to. Got any more pics?
    🙂

    Sam
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    I do but they're all on a hard drive which is not where I am now. Will get them up on the Flickr this evening.

    ken_shields
    Free Member

    I'd just like to point out that this is a normal sized bike 😉

    soobalias
    Free Member

    its got fixed conversion written all over it.

    stumpy01
    Full Member

    erm….it looks to my untrained eye like a bike from the 1940s with discs on.

    I'm sure it's very nice though. It would look great in a photo parked out the front of a quaint Peak District tea room.

    KINGTUT
    Free Member

    Do not want.

    MrAgreeable
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    I like the aesthetics of Sam's bikes a lot. They are properly timeless – less twee than the likes of Rivendell or Velo Orange, and easier on the eye than a sludge-coloured Surly. The luggage on that one is a bit OTT (it's Berthoud stuff isn't it?) but I bet it works well, and I'm sure the bike would look fine with modern style panniers too.

    StirlingCrispin
    Full Member

    That's a bargain – the dynamo set up is worth £250 alone!

    If I didn't already own two touring bikes I'd be raiding the piggy bank.

    Tyres are a bit narrow for roughstuff though 😉

    Sam
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    No problem SC, it can also take tyres like this…

    though obviously without the mudguards… you can get 37's on there with guards.

    Sam
    Full Member

    PP – More pics here

    shoefiti
    Free Member

    campag and shimano mix?!?

    john_l
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    rear disc hub = shimano cassette pattern, unless you go down the Miche/Ambrosio cassette route which is pretty restrictive in terms of size.

    10 spd Ergos work perfectly with 8spd Shimano.

    shoefiti
    Free Member

    10 spd Ergos work perfectly with 8spd Shimano

    That doesn't make it right thou does it.

    PeterPoddy
    Free Member

    Thanks for the pics Sam. It is a lovely bike.

    And I now officially want a Singular
    🙂

    Sam
    Full Member

    That doesn't make it right thou does it.

    I'd say it's very right; comfort, ergonomics and tidy cable nature of Campag ergos, reliability and bulletproofness of 8speed Shimano. Yes, I've stocked up on 8 speed cassettes and 10 speed old shape shifters…

    ton
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    sam, what size in inches is large……
    i was saving up for a foes 29r, but that is a long way away still.

    Sam
    Full Member

    Full geometry is here – scroll to the bottom.

    ton
    Full Member

    sam, will email you

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