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on-one singlespeed, thanks for the help
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nice, just about to order one in that colour myself
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Saddle nose.....unusual!
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Snap - well nearly!
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common as sh1t
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Love it!
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Why bash ring and flats? The forks and tyres suggest a less gnarly use of the bike. Or is it like my Summer Season Single Speed (SSSS) just cobbled together out of spare bits?
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bashguard cause the crankset came with one and I couldn't be bothered to get new chainring bolts,and flats cause thats all I use{don't like spd's at all}
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common as sh1t
not in Canada
just need it to warm up a bit so I can test drive it
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Hey - green Inbreds still work in the snow - get on out there; you'll love it...!
The build looks great, by the way (but what is that saddle?!)
(today's little adventure)
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Nice looking bikes. Made a new year's resolution to buy a new frame and decided to get myself a green inbred too. I feel a bit naughty doing it as it is not a necessity, I'm sure I'll get over it though.
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Looks great
I have just ordered one, but I need to save up for all the bits I need now!Posted 2 years ago # -
ha i knew i shouldn't have left mine in your front room..!!!
they look nice don't they.
bell your hubby later for DH fun tomorrow...Posted 2 years ago # -
Saddle's a Selle SMP Strike
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do they do a matching cro-moly fork for the red one?
can't seem to see one on the website
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Good work on the bike but it looks as though your house could do with a bit of work too. You seem to have left off the insides!
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common as sh1t
And there's a very good reason for that, matey!
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Cuz they're cheap??
I should know I have 2!! Posted 2 years ago # -
deserter - I had the same bashring on my singlespeed for a while (albeit with Hone cranks). My son used to stand on it when I picked him up from school and I'd wheel him home. After a while the plastic part came away, leaving the metal rings in between the bolt heads and the chainring - which meant I didn't need new bolts and lost the unnecessary bash ring - see here:
It would be quite easy to purposely do I think.
Are you running a chaintug on that? If not, have you had any issues with the axle slipping?
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I see what you mean with the bash,but I'm not niche enough to care about taking it off tbh
yeah I got the chain tug from on-one when I got the frame, I haven't even ridden it yet as we have had a high of -10 over the last week or so{it was -21 when I built it}, I'm going to get some winter cycling gear today so hopefully I'll be able to get out soon{I had British Winter gear but need some real thick trousers or something here}
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Enjoy it. Glad you got it all sorted out.
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