1890 Headshock 69er

breezerboy

Retro Guru
Ok, so technically it's 30" front and 28" rear, but you get the idea.

1/2" travel fork and super springy saddle giving luxurious comfort while ripping across dirt tracks and cobbles at 10mph or thereabouts.

Early cycle computer, yes, really! (on L/H front wheelnut)

Weight as you see it - approx 30 - 32lb

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Also notice the 40 tangent spoke rear wheel for strength coupled with direct (screwed straight into hub - who said that's new Easton/Velomax, etc) 32 spoke radial front for weight saving.
 
Fantastic! Does it have a story attached? (I'm sure it has plenty of stories attached, but do you know anything about its history?)

Cheers,

AJ
 
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