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  • ratherbeintobago
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    That’ll polish out.

    Bregante
    Full Member

    I loved this so much I bought (and sold) it twice. Sadly I don’t have room for another bike in my line up these days or I’d have another one like a shot.

    postierich
    Free Member

    It now has a semi fat front end!
    10348296_10152800243016474_5126971939183689115_n by Richard Munro[/url], on Flickr

    P8131496 by Richard Munro[/url], on Flickr

    P8131499 by Richard Munro[/url], on Flickr

    P8131500 by Richard Munro[/url], on Flickr

    CaptainFlashheart
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    Odd! I just opened the thread to say that the best looking SSer ever was PostieRich’s old blue (And green at one time, IIRC) bike. Any chance of a pic, Rich?

    djflexure, I think that’s just a sticker.

    Simpsan
    Free Member

    Vassago Jabberwocky, 29er with 32-16 gearing

    postierich
    Free Member

    What this one! “sob”
    P8153891 by Richard Munro[/url], on Flickr
    DSC00450 by Richard Munro[/url], on Flickr
    DSC00043 by Richard Munro[/url], on Flickr

    Duffer
    Free Member

    Terrible old picture, but it hasn’t changed since then:

    It’s on Blunt 35 rims, which is right on the limit with a 2.25 Smorg in the back. Hope hubs (which are lovely) and some XT brakes i had from a previous build.

    The gearing is all perfectly standard stuff; conventional chainring, and 32:18 (or possibly 32:20, i can’t remember).

    No idea what it weighs.

    tthew
    Full Member

    Not entirely confident this image will work, facebook has been a bit flakey for this recently.

    Anyhow, 34-19 as that gives me more options for a longer ratio, 34-16 for mainly road rides. Now with flat carbon bars. Built, (years ago now) in preference to a Fortitude as I thought a frame with geometry for suspension forks would be a good idea. Bought some and sent them back. 😀 Weight? Well, I rode it to work once, and it caused an extra tide as I rode over the Dee estuary.

    Meh, didn’t work. It’s a Genesis High Latitude with a Salsa enabler fork and fairly normal other bits.

    CaptainFlashheart
    Free Member

    That’s the one, Rich. One of the most “right” bikes that’s been on here.

    Just looked right.

    Lionheart
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    Some time ago but still the same spec, started as 32/16, went to 32/17, slightly embarrassed to say now 32/18, I’m feeling old… it’s my go to bike, I have a few but this does more miles than any other Mtb. Has a full strip once a year, prob a new chain then, and pads. BB, is Shimano Octa which lasts a couple of years, they have 180 cranks, which seem to help with SS. I last bled the Avid brakes over ten years ago went I put Goodrich hoses on, dare not touch them now and always work well. It’s also always run large tyres 2.4s, now seem normal. This set up works so well, it’s like a big bmx on ST, always enjoy it.

    A number of lovely bikes above, especially love postirichie’s IF,

    pinetree
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    Forget everything else! I want to know what happened to DJFlexure’s fork!

    birdage
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    IMG_20160624_173719882 by Matthew Bird[/url], on Flickr

    My Ritchey 29er(plus)/650 plus bastard. Love it. One day it’ll have a Niner fork. Possibly….

    xcstu
    Free Member

    Fellow p29r and the niner fork is awesome! 21 and a bit lbs

    32-16

    djflexure
    Full Member

    Some lovely bikes

    Forget everything else! I want to know what happened to DJFlexure’s fork!

    Going full gas along the canal last night as the sun was setting. Failed to see one of those small wooden bollards placed right in the middle of the track. Crunch, OTB.

    Will put a suspension fork back on and see if I have broken anything else. The wheel amazingly seemed OK but time will tell.

    birdage
    Full Member

    Yeah don’t know how I didn’t get the fork off that Pegasus the other week! So close…………

    Do you get enough clearance for a Chronicle on a 45mm rim in a Niner fork?

    DaveyBoyWonder
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    Good time for this thread to pop up. I’ve got a(nother) Curtis S1 frame, picked up some RC31s off here the other week for it and also have a Hope wheelset on the way which i don’t think I’m going to bother with now and get myself a proper SS setup for the back rather than using spacers and a SS kit.

    Thinking some Middleburn UNOs, Thomson stem and post, On-One Marys and some biggish rubber.

    thepodge
    Free Member

    I miss my singlespeed, this tread isn’t helping.

    tazzymtb
    Full Member

    Some of my more recent ones, Everything has recently been sold except the space frame to make way for a new custom Ti niche fest due in Feb 😀

    Singlespeeds are bloody silly idea though

    Jones

    Rooster 29+

    Black sheep

    Stooge

    Puffin

    Blue Jones

    Plus front freak machine with a 42mm trials rim and 2.55 x 29er dissent at 8psi well before all the plus nonsense took root 🙂

    my lovely weight weenie scandyummy and carbon salsa

    Muke
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    1st SS MTB Orange P7 32:16

    2nd, Trek Marlin SS 32:20

    Latest, (hopefuly 1st ride today) Surly Karate Monkey 33:17

    acsevens
    Full Member

    My Chamelon in singlespeed guise. Lot of fun on the flat twisty singletrack round here. 32/16.

    firestarter
    Free Member

    Always loved the look of that old bike of yours rich don’t know why just something about it

    thepodge
    Free Member

    firestarter – Always loved the look of that old bike of yours rich don’t know why just something about it

    Me too, I almost bought it

    twiglet_monster
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    swavis
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    Singlespeed Puffin by Gavin Belton[/url], on Flickr
    More singlespeed fat biking by Gavin Belton[/url], on Flickr
    Sunny commute on the puffin by Gavin Belton[/url], on Flickr

    twiglet_monster
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    thepodge
    Free Member

    Nice Olsen

    adsh
    Free Member

    Simple in XC mode. For when I can’t face intervals on the turbo or washing gears

    Simple v2 by

    neilwarne
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    letmetalktomark
    Full Member

    32×15

    34×15 for towing the lad and pootling

    MostlyBalanced
    Free Member

    My Surly 1×1. Nearly 10 years of ownership now and for most of them just the ‘winter snot bike’ but putting the 50mm rims on this year has transformed it into the bike I want to ride everywhere ahead of my 29er, fatbike and even the geared Ti frame now running 27.5.
    Gearing is 34/17, it’s not particularly light, mid 20s but feels soooo smooth and fast now on either 2.4 or 3.0inch tyres run at 15psi

    one_bad_mofo
    Full Member

    My 15-year old Roberts Dogsbolx. Still gets used.

    GregMay
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    El Mar – never run gears on it – love it.

    IMG_0084.jpg by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

    bikebouy
    Free Member

    I miss my old Niner One9 scandium SS.

    SRAM Carbon cranks, F1 brakes, ZTR rims. Spesh tyres, Xtr clips, full RDO Carbon kit (bars, post, stem) and forks.

    Rode amazing, light, rapid and flicky.

    I really do miss it.

    NormalMan
    Full Member

    @Greg may
    That Salsa just looks SO right!

    oxym0r0n
    Full Member

    SSwarf… (now has a final headbadge)

    SSwarf by oxym0r0n[/url], on Flickr

    flashes
    Free Member

    Well Stu I have an ex bike in my garage……yea….

    flashes
    Free Member

    As all of my MTBs have been / are SS or fixed I cannot post pics of all, I’ll do edited highlights….

    singlespeedstu
    Full Member

    Well Stu I have an ex bike in my garage……yea….

    Which one?

    postierich
    Free Member

    Action shot!
    sswc simonbarnes by Richard Munro[/url], on Flickr

    singlespeedstu
    Full Member

    You looked so young back then Rich. 😉

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