Harry Quinn - and an American cousin

Very nice

Even with a somewhat anachronistic saddle, that is a seriously elegant bike

The original finish looks blooming marvelous

Well done, great build, great find on the frame!
 
Re: Very nice

hydorah":yuepo5pt said:
Even with a somewhat anachronistic saddle, that is a seriously elegant bike

The original finish looks blooming marvelous

Well done, great build, great find on the frame!

Yes, elegant, that's the word I wanted, cheers! :cool:
 
Nice looking bike, just not a big of that seat! But that's a personal choice, otherwise looks fantastic. I've had a Harry Quinn road frame long time ago!
 
A few changes:

Flite added, bar/ stem dropped in height, seat height and angles jiggled

Main addition is some M730 hubs on Mavic 231 and the the old Tioga tyres added.
 

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Nice clean build you have, like it very much.

Only thing I cant get used to is the nose of the seat pointed down, see that on may peoples build...why?

Cheers,
Martin
 
Martin":30r167ml said:
Nice clean build you have, like it very much.

Only thing I cant get used to is the nose of the seat pointed down, see that on may peoples build...why?

Cheers,
Martin

yes, it does need adjusting a bit but the 'gentleman's fruit & veg' can get in the way.
 
Hahaha, had the same issue on my first roadbike. Adjusted the seatpost 1cm lower en flatted the seat. No problem anymore.
 
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