THIS IS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE NOW.THIS WAS A BIG JOB 2 DO WITH SO LITTLE CASH IS WELL
SO I HOPE U LIKE WHAT U ARE GOING 2 SEE NOW
My First Fixie Build
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My First Fixie Build
THIS IS WHAT IT LOOKED LIKE BE FOR I MADE IT INTO A FIXIE BICYCLE
THIS IS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE NOW.THIS WAS A BIG JOB 2 DO WITH SO LITTLE CASH IS WELL SO I HOPE U LIKE WHAT U ARE GOING 2 SEE NOW Last edited by ace21 on Sun Apr 01, 2012 4:50 am, edited 2 times in total.
Re: My First Fixie Build
Great conversion! That front fork is cool, is it stock?
  "If you can't fix it with a Hammer then you must have an electrical problem" my Apprentice
Re: My First Fixie Build
Another old Raleigh kept rollin', (I dont mind when an 'average' bike gets upgraded; nice ones I'd probably have to keep mostly stock).
Now you are getting me thinking about my '68 (?) Triumph, in 'burgundy' that I have a 26" clincher wheelset with coasterbrake for.......your 'look' is about what I had in mind. So many bikes, so little time.......
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