bikeworkshop
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Or bright sunlight
or the cold
Or ride round any corners at speed,
or catch the sidewall on a stone.
Tbf there's worse out there,
but I wouldn't buy, sell or use them either
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or the cold
Or ride round any corners at speed,
or catch the sidewall on a stone.
Tbf there's worse out there,
but I wouldn't buy, sell or use them either
27motorhead
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Very jealous of that Fisher MTB Bob! Lovely looking machine. Decent amount of patina and looks largely original. Look forward to seeing you tidy this one up! 
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It's shockingly good
virtually unmarked. After a good cut back I think it will look nearly new.27motorhead
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Saves Jo a job Bob! That does look to be in remarkable condition.It's shockingly good
What's the build plan for it?
Flat or drop bars? Or will this be your hipster machine and you'll adorn it with some Moustache-esq handlebars certified by the Hackney-Nitto massive?
Whatever you do, it'll be brill.
Haven't used that phrase for a while, it probably means something offensive these days!Guinessisgoodforyou
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Me- "Jo polish my bike please". Oh the humanity...Saves Jo a job Bob! That does look to be in remarkable condition.
What's the build plan for it?
Flat or drop bars? Or will this be your hipster machine and you'll adorn it with some Moustache-esq handlebars certified by the Hackney-Nitto massive?
Whatever you do, it'll be brill.
I was going for drops but who knows, I may go through my crackney renaissance
bikeworkshop
Old School Grand Master
I can hear the gas hissing out of the little braze holes at the dropouts
Wait, I'll get my waxed cotton cape...
Guinessisgoodforyou
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As a road bike I'd agree. This is a bit of an experiment, it may well end up in the for sale section if it doesn't work.
