For the moment, enjoy riding it, I have had the bike for 16 years roughly, I rode it to work years ago, 10 miles a day, then got lazy and drove, the bike sat in the garage and bits got removed or were just worn. This year I decided I missed riding it, was bored of riding my GT Avalanche Pro on the roads and wanted a more road oriented bike, so I dug the Pioneer out and decided to rebuild it.xxnick1975":wafmqp32 said:
So now I am unsure.
Cheers Sinnerman, be good to see some pics of yours.sinnerman":3kb69amg said:like it, whether to refurb the paint or not is a personal choice.
I have finally managed to aquire a similar example, with some minor differences, the tubing is Reynolds instead of Columbus and whilst the fork is straight legged too, it has a larger tube diameter to the leg.
Looking forward to following what you decide to do with it...
I love the way the front fork flexes, like a slight suspension shock absorber, presuming it was designed this way.I added the plastics, LOL, I ride a lot, all weathers, I do 10 miles in my lunch hour for fun, so it stops me getting too wet if the rain has stopped.xxnick1975":3kb69amg said:
