I love fixed wheel bikes, and if I lived in a flat part of the country I would still be riding one. Back in the 1960s I converted several frames to ride fixed, and off came the five-speed blocks and rear derailleurs, etc. I can recall painting a Falcon and a Hobbs of Barbican, where I was unhappy with the finish (for various reasons I cannot remember) so out came the Brushing Belco for a once-over (no rattle cans back then).
I love seeing steel bikes back on the road, whether they have the original paint job and components, or when they have an up-to-date paint job and modern components.
So I am looking forward to seeing how the Dawes progresses.
p.s. I also like both the VWs, too.
I love seeing steel bikes back on the road, whether they have the original paint job and components, or when they have an up-to-date paint job and modern components.
So I am looking forward to seeing how the Dawes progresses.
p.s. I also like both the VWs, too.