Recent content by chambo34

I'm a 29" , you can see how much post is out of the frame.

They're not the best brakes tbh, springs have gone a bit on mine, its a tootle about bike really so not massively important, that said I have plans. Hoping to touch in the paint and transfers over winter🤞

Might be a bit small then, l guess it depends on your inside leg measurement.

Here's mine, they're great bikes!

Cool, let's see then, I'll add earlier/ prototype ones in too 😀...

Not sure how many l can load as they're quite large files,

Here you go...

The Pioneer Trails are great machines, I replaced both sets of shifter/brakes as the brake levers can flex a bit, also changed the canti arms for lighter alloy ones ditto chain rings, ultimately I fitted drops and RSX 'brifters' and it's now my do it all bike... btw pretty sure you can get a...

Hopefully it'll work out for you, I'm 5' 6" and a smidge, l can just about swing my ageing leg over, likewise l reckon being an inch or so taller would work also.

looks nigh on mint, wish I could find another then I'd get one resprayed/ rebuilt whilst I still used the other.

These are Bluemells, I reckon I've an old bracket that will fit for winter use...hopefully!

I got some mudguards but they're quite close, especially the rear, that said that's mostly due to the modern fixing bracket, using an old pressed sheet steel one may allow fitting.

The spacers kept moving to I wrapped the adapter in white packing foam then slid the spacers over, still not 100% so I'll glue the spacers perfectly in line then replace them, May need a smidge more packing.

Shed finds, and yes it gets well used all year round....tyre clearance for you

These are Smart Sam 700x 40, pretty sure it'd take up to 45...possibly a tad bigger? It's a 1" quill to 1 1/8" threadless, not sure of stem but it makes changing bars etc far far easier, three 10mm spacers ease the flow from quill to ahead l think!