Orange Clockwork conversion to singlespeed

[FluffyChicken]

In 1995, they never made a Clockwork. Throw up some pics ?
It could be a C16 ? (C16-R I think that year ?)
F7's would be the standard fork on that bike that year.

 

[blackdevil]

In 1995, they never made a Clockwork. Throw up some pics ?
It could be a C16 ? (C16-R I think that year ?)
F7's would be the standard fork on that bike that year.

Definately a Clockwork -I removed the shabby decals yesterday.

The decals were the modern looking squarish design. Think it's a '94 then.

 

[FluffyChicken]

In 1995, they never made a Clockwork. Throw up some pics ?
It could be a C16 ? (C16-R I think that year ?)
F7's would be the standard fork on that bike that year.

Definately a Clockwork -I removed the shabby decals yesterday.

The decals were the modern looking squarish design. Think it's a '94 then.

93/94, post pics and post the serial if you want it dated to a year.

 

[blackdevil]

In 1995, they never made a Clockwork. Throw up some pics ?
It could be a C16 ? (C16-R I think that year ?)
F7's would be the standard fork on that bike that year.

Definately a Clockwork -I removed the shabby decals yesterday.

The decals were the modern looking squarish design. Think it's a '94 then.

93/94, post pics and post the serial if you want it dated to a year.

I only have these pictures to hand. The serial no. is A4040186 If anyone would like to put a date to it.
I was 15 when I got it new, so pretty sure its '94.

 

[blackdevil]

Another shot, still need to remove the stx cranks.

 

[Barneyballbags]

If you're converting it to SS, and getting it resprayed, then why not get the dropouts converted at the same time? Here's my C-16R with horizontal SS dropouts. It was converted and resprayed by Argos Cycles (and it's for sale )

 

[blackdevil]

If you're converting it to SS, and getting it resprayed, then why not get the dropouts converted at the same time?

I wasn't aware I could do that, sounds like it could be expensive though...I look into it thanks!

 

[Barneyballbags]

I wasn't aware I could do that, sounds like it could be expensive though...I look into it thanks!

I don't think that it was overly expensive (obviously more expensive than sticking a chain tensioner on your existing frame!). The guy who I originally bought the bike from had it done.

 

[Lookback]

Looks like the same Clockwork frame as my current Singlespeed hack to work bike. Mines a '94.

Convert it to a singlespeed, and this is what yours will look like ! It's not the best pic to be honest. But I do love this thing... apart from when it dumped me on the ground this morning on the way to work.

 

[blackdevil]

Yep, that's the one. Same decals as I had.

Thanks for sharing, think i'll stick with the chain tensioner method that way once its done its time as a city commuter I can still restore it to its former glory!