Your Fixed Gear/SS Photos!
oh DANG!
Gyeswho if you put hed 3 or aerospokes on those I will have to fly out there and slap some sense in to you.
man that carlton is ssssoooooooooooooooooo fly!
if is a 53 and you don't want is hit me up.
but it looks like a 57.
Gyeswho if you put hed 3 or aerospokes on those I will have to fly out there and slap some sense in to you.
man that carlton is ssssoooooooooooooooooo fly!
if is a 53 and you don't want is hit me up.
but it looks like a 57.
RRRDDD
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damn those are nice
Utilitarian Boy
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I got them both complete for the price of a brand new decent quality track bike you can get today. that'll give you an idea of how much.
*but I'm about to sell something aluminum *hint* now that I found these which are bigger.
Utilitarian Boy
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thanks yall. keeping these strickly classy.
jack of one or two trades
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dan bones!
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DOM
do i know what you're selling in terms of aluminum? what size is it again? :crosses fingers:
do i know what you're selling in terms of aluminum? what size is it again? :crosses fingers:
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Bikes: 1970s Gazelle 10 spd -- Cheap 1980s no-name conversion
is that GT aluminum?
Dom, I'll see your two vintage frames and raise...








still a lot of work to do. tracking down period-correct pedals, new cog, tubies and a good front brake.








still a lot of work to do. tracking down period-correct pedals, new cog, tubies and a good front brake.
Utilitarian Boy
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and the "old whips and whippersnappers" bike club has begun....
does anyone know if you can get a Corima 4-spoke to run inch pitch cogs?
Utilitarian Boy
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Dom... NO - it was a joke. Nothing NEWER than circa 1950 is going on this [besides a new brooks]
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RRRDDD
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ED chain
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Countdown to someone telling you your chain's too slack...
it's pretty obvious it's unridable at this point. no pedals, no lockring on the cog... it needs new tubies and a 9t cog before I'll ride it.
When I post my NOS Frejus and first-year Paramount track, you guys are going to cream your jeans.
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