Singlespeed & Fixed Gear - What to do?

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SD Fixed
11-20-03, 09:43 AM
So now I'm on a new frame, and the old one, frame, fork, BB and crank are hanging from the garage.

And last night I heard the comment.

"There are 5 bikes in the garage. One is your daughters. It runs, though, you're not allowed to touch it. 4 are yours. 2 run. 2 don't. You've got to think Christmas, not finishing the black thing (MTB)... or that new red one (The Bianchi), or the old bike (the Nishiki)."

At anyrate, I've got to get rid of the old Nishiki. Sell it? Trade it for parts? Thrift shop it?

legalize_it
11-20-03, 10:13 AM
do you have a picture of it? ill take it off your hands possibly....
streners
11-20-03, 10:16 AM
there's always ebay, some people pay silly money for things on there.

surreal
11-20-03, 11:08 AM
So now I'm on a new frame, and the old one, frame, fork, BB and crank are hanging from the garage.

And last night I heard the comment.

"There are 5 bikes in the garage. One is your daughters. It runs, though, you're not allowed to touch it. 4 are yours. 2 run. 2 don't. You've got to think Christmas, not finishing the black thing (MTB)... or that new red one (The Bianchi), or the old bike (the Nishiki)."

At anyrate, I've got to get rid of the old Nishiki. Sell it? Trade it for parts? Thrift shop it?


so, all that's left on the nishiki is the crank, fork, and bb? how about the headset? i might be interested in the parts, should you decide to part it out.

kmp,
-rob
SipperPhoto
11-21-03, 06:11 PM
I'd swing by and pick it up if it had a rear wheel setup for SS... but then I'd have 6 bikes in the garage, and my wife would kick my A$$ !

Jeff :-)
hoodie
11-21-03, 09:16 PM
I need a frame/fork if youre looking to unload something. as long as its around 54cm..