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Ok. Let's see some British fixed bikes.

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Old 12-12-06 | 01:39 PM
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Ok. Let's see some British fixed bikes.

Italy and Japan have their threads. Post up dem British fixed wheels. Let's see some wraparound seatstay/path frame goodness.

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****, mine is Canadian.
Why does everybody hate Canada?
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****, mine is Canadian.
Why does everybody hate Canada?
Because they torched the whitehouse
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****, mine is Canadian.
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If you cut the tubes open there are probably lots of prescription drugs stashed in there.
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1947 hobbs of barbican blue riband path racer. tip-top of the top of the line. custom hand-filed lugset, accles and pollock kromo tubing. original paint and decals. sorry i don't have any pictures of it built up, but now it's built up with period correct stuff, of course. an absolute joy to ride. it's a little dirty in the pics, but i wanted to snap photos as soon as i opened the box.
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Because they torched the whitehouse
AKA Best thing Canada has ever done.
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Old 12-12-06 | 01:55 PM
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AKA Best thing Canada has ever done.
Yeah, but that was almost 200 years ago. what have they done for us lately?
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Yeah, but that was almost 200 years ago. what have they done for us lately?
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Yeah, but that was almost 200 years ago. what have they done for us lately?
Avril Lavigne?
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GAH! Poutine!

OK, to get this thread back on track, here are a few of my favorites from velospace. Some track bikes, some conversions, none of them are mine.









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Bikes: Trash... for serious.

I love this place because this British Bike thread is almost entirely about Canada sucking. And the Jason Lee thread is now taken over by skateboarding stuff. It really makes you have to open every thread! Each thread is its own grab bag prize of awesome.
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Yeah, but that was almost 200 years ago. what have they done for us lately?
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Old 12-12-06 | 02:09 PM
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i've never really liked carlton bikes for some reason. but those raleigh team pros with the drilled dropouts are fun bikes to ride!
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I want a Raleigh Professional track frame so bad.

Lets see more Path Racers!!!
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ImOnCrank's Witcomb



super cool Holdsworth conversion

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Old 12-12-06 | 02:16 PM
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what, that hobbs wasn't enough? fellow stablemates to the blue riband, early 60s jack hateley path racer:



and late 1960s hetchins path racer



the hateley has a unique feel to it because of that underslung titan track stem. it's got a different angle than most underslung stems i have ridden.
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that carlton is perfect.
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Any close ups of the stem on that hately?
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the raleigh's sick... and i normally hate red bikes.
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the raleigh's sick... and i normally hate red bikes.
Don't you have a Brit?
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Don't you have a Brit?
It's not red.
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I meant hetchins, got a bigger pick of the stem on the hetchinhS?
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