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Singlespeed Shop in London?
I'm off to London this weekend and in need of bits for my new build. Does anyone know of a good fixed/singlespeed specialist in the London (England) area? Cheers.
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Condor cycles has the best stock on track/fixed gear related stuff in London. Brixton cycles is also good.
avoid Evans at full cost. their staff have no clue. |
Originally Posted by trespasser
Condor cycles has the best stock...
i went to condor a while back. while i think they have some nice fixed gear/ss specific parts, it's by no means, an earth-shattering selection. i heard a rumor from a friend of a friend... that there is shop in london carrying exclusively track and fixed gear bikes and parts. have you heard anything about that? |
Agree with these people. Also Bikefix on Lambs Conduit Street have some fix/track stuff. They sell veto/fort frames and other stuff. The good thing is they are only a few minutes from Condor so you can go to both at the same time.
Brixton cycles is my local and they have quite a bit of Surly stuff, as well as a very cool attitude |
Originally Posted by 165mm_49_16
tres-
i went to condor a while back. while i think they have some nice fixed gear/ss specific parts, it's by no means, an earth-shattering selection. i heard a rumor from a friend of a friend... that there is shop in london carrying exclusively track and fixed gear bikes and parts. have you heard anything about that? And I don't know or heard of that track specific shop you are talking about. maybe you are talking about HUBJUB? but they are internet only shop. they have good stuff and great service, Will is very helpful and a nice guy. |
Some of the guys at Mosquitobikes in Angel know about fixed, and the last time I was in they had this BEAUTIFUL Pegoretti track frame...
http://www.bikyle.com/PegLuiginoTrk.jpg ...Still, the best is Condor and Brixton cycles. the only track specific shop in london might be at herne hill velodrome, if its still open. |
rode up to condor from new cross the other day to check it out. it ended up being closed (sunday, wasn't thinking) I turned around to head over to a used book shop in notting hill and the moment i pushed down my pos suzue jr. hub stripped out. Now I need a new hub had to walk the bike home. Since i'm too poor to buy a new wheel, I guess I'll just buy a ss freewheel (from condor) and not have a fixed till I get some money. And I agree, don't go to evans, the guy there tried to sell me a ss free wheel with a much larger pitch than standard, I have no clue what this thing was.
btw, would £70 be a good deal for a Miche hub set? |
Originally Posted by powerjb
rode up to condor from new cross the other day to check it out. it ended up being closed (sunday, wasn't thinking) I turned around to head over to a used book shop in notting hill and the moment i pushed down my pos suzue jr. hub stripped out. Now I need a new hub had to walk the bike home. Since i'm too poor to buy a new wheel, I guess I'll just buy a ss freewheel (from condor) and not have a fixed till I get some money. And I agree, don't go to evans, the guy there tried to sell me a ss free wheel with a much larger pitch than standard, I have no clue what this thing was.
btw, would £70 be a good deal for a Miche hub set? |
wow prices are different in London than here in North America. 40quid is about $90Canadian and that is insane for Miche sets. Bike shops barely get get stuff for that cheap. 70quid is about $160Canadian which is the MSRP for Miche's. I would expect you can find them a little cheaper than 70, but if you get them for 40, by a couple sets...thats a steal!
If you're ordering from hubjub though...go for the Level. Its more expensive, but in my opinion the best new hubs on the market! Cheers |
condor or brixton cycles
http://www.condorcycles.com/pages/about.htm http://www.brixtoncycles.co.uk/find_us.html the exchange rate thing sucks - campagnolo parts may be slightly cheaper in the UK though. |
Originally Posted by powerjb
rode up to condor from new cross the other day to check it out. it ended up being closed (sunday, wasn't thinking) I turned around to head over to a used book shop in notting hill and the moment i pushed down my pos suzue jr. hub stripped out. Now I need a new hub had to walk the bike home. Since i'm too poor to buy a new wheel, I guess I'll just buy a ss freewheel (from condor) and not have a fixed till I get some money. And I agree, don't go to evans, the guy there tried to sell me a ss free wheel with a much larger pitch than standard, I have no clue what this thing was.
btw, would £70 be a good deal for a Miche hub set? Techone - that is a truly beautiful bike. |
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