What frame for my fixed?
#1
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From: Fairfield, CA
Bikes: '72 peugeot PX10
What frame for my fixed?
I will be replacing the cranks, wheels bars etc. so I am going to pick a frame and get rid of the rest.
Peugeot UO 8

Royce Union

?

Raleigh
Peugeot UO 8

Royce Union

?

Raleigh
#4
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The blue one withe the chrome lugs looks like it was a decent bike once. The Raleigh's a decent conversion candidate.
But like dude above me said, they're totally different sizes. Do the one that fits.
But like dude above me said, they're totally different sizes. Do the one that fits.
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Same story if that Raleigh is a Nottingham frame, if it is the bb size is 68mm, but thread size is 2mm different from an english style bb.
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I have been riding the Blue Royce Union to work for the last couple months. It's probably the largest frame out of the four but I do like it. I can straddle the top tube with 27" wheels but it is a little snug. I think I will keep building the blue bike for now.
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#13
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I agree with the others, convert the one that fits ... and if you've got a choice, the one that ISN'T French threaded

Richard





