Another Fat Chance Titanium....

Lets see if I can get this image posting right....





Please excuse the poor photos, I'm no David Bailey


Frame - Fat Chance Titanium 1992 with Fatlanta Decals
Fork - Fat Fork (with new ahead steerer)
Headset - King
Stem - Ringle ahead
Handlebar - Syncros
Grips - ODI Attack
Brakes - IRD Switchback with Winwood Poly Block
Cantilever cable hangers - None, but Syncros noodle thing
Brake Levers - Box
Shifters - Presicion Billet
Front Derailleur - Presicion Billet
Rear Derailleur - Presicion Billet
Cassette - Titanium (may be Actiontec or similar, can't remember
Chain - Rolhoff
Cranks - Cooks
Chainrings - Chris Bell Egg rings
Bottom Bracket - Royce
Pedals -Beebop
Quick Releases - Ringle (Roadie wheel ones)
Rims - Mavic M231CD
Hubs - Ringle
Tyres - Porcs
Saddle - Flite
Seatpost - Syncros
Weight - very little

Hope you like! It's been a longtime coming, built up slowly getting all the bits I've ever wanted but now it's there and perfect so I doubt I'll be changing much in the near future (how often have we said that to ourselves!).

Pete

welcome.

that's a quality build.

much Shimano

Haven't seen a FAT with that much Jewellery before

Superb. Are those fatlanta decals? Planning on riding it?

"are those fatlanta decals?"

"Frame - Fat Chance Titanium 1992 with Fatlanta Decals", yes jon they are
been considerin doin the same with my FATlanta decals too

Nice, nice bike Pete,

Would be a shame to get her muddy...does she behave herself in the bedroom though?....urm, sorry is it just me that sleeps with my bike?

Rich

Must have cost you a small fortune , but the result is astonishing !

Thanks guys, she does get the occassional canal path pootle, but the hard work is left for my Turner.
This ones real wall art now, I'd be a bit too scared to be heavy on a 13 year old frame with a set of forks with a rewelded steerer tube (even though the work was done perfectly by Dave Yates)! But rest assured she has had heavy use in the past in many guises (single speed, front sus, all shimano, no shimano, campag.....)
Believe it or not the parts weren't as bad as I thought cost wise - I swapped a shonky old San Andy frame for this frame a long while back, the wheels were about £100 all in, cranks about £60, mechs $100 (from Cambria), IRD brakes were about $50, and most of it was either new/NOS or unused! Just took time and patience to get it all together, I doubt I could do it again though :0(

That is quite stunning.

Some nice bits there too.

scant":2chra1qg said:

"are those fatlanta decals?"

"Frame - Fat Chance Titanium 1992 with Fatlanta Decals", yes jon they are

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pete_mcc":2chra1qg said:

Just took time and patience to get it all together, I doubt I could do it again though :0(

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Patience is certainly a virtue when it comes to retro builds...