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cheers 8)
nice, just about to order one in that colour myself
Saddle nose.....unusual!
Snap - well nearly!
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common as sh1t 😉
Love it!
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?
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}
common as sh1t
not in Canada 😉
just need it to warm up a bit so I can test drive it
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 [i][b]is[/b][/i] that saddle?!)
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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.
Looks great 🙂
I have just ordered one, but I need to save up for all the bits I need now!
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...
Saddle's a Selle SMP Strike
do they do a matching cro-moly fork for the red one?
can't seem to see one on the website
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! 😉
common as sh1t
And there's a very good reason for that, matey! 😉
Cuz they're cheap??
I should know I have 2!! 😉
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:
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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?
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}
Enjoy it. Glad you got it all sorted out.