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4130 cromo tig welded track frame powder coated clear over natural steel. All frames have 74 head and 74 seat angles, 1-1/8" headset use, 38.9 cm rear end at short point, 68 BB, 55 BB drop, 27.2 seat post use, 31.8 mm seat collar supplied,120 track spacing, and not drilled for rear brake. Curved chainstay allows big ring use. 700 x 23 tire use ideal. Currently making 53 cm top of seat tube with 53 top tube and 55 cm to top of seat tube with a 55 top tube. Other sizes available, please contact us and advise what size you need and we can provide lead time and ordering information. Wishbone rear end may not be available in future models.
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Singlespeed Bicycle Conversions

More and more cyclists are discovering the joys of simple, one-speed bicycles. Many cyclists are rebelling against the excessive complication, fragility and weight of current mountain bikes. Why ride a Singlespeed? Modern 24-27 speed bikes are marvels of technology, and allow a cyclist to select the gear ratio that will make the most efficient use of his/her energy. If what you're after is getting the maximum possible speed/distance for the minimum effort (and there's nothing wrong with that!) a multi-speed bike is what you need...but, efficiency isn't everything!
http://www.onegear.fr/ Ce compte-rendu arrive bien tard, mais il aura le mérite d’exister… Le SingleSpeed World Championship 2011 avait lieu à la fin du mois d’août, à Kilfinane, un petit village irlandais entre Cork et Limerick. Cela faisait quatre ans que le SSWC avait lieu hors d’Europe, depuis l’Aviemore (Ecosse), en 2007. Les premiers concurrents étrangers sont arrivés à Kilfinane le jeudi.

One Gear

The purpose of this not-for-profit site is to encourage those interested in enjoying and preserving vintage lightweight "racing" style bicycles of the period from the early 20th century until 1983. These are primarily steel, most often lug built, not welded, injection molded, or glued. Here we are devoted to road and pista machines, not mountain bikes, BMX, recumbent, middle weights nor balloon-tired bikes. http://www.classicrendezvous.com/

Classic Vintage bicycles