Let's see your Pashley Guv'nor style bikes!

[SlyRed]

Thanks John! Here's a link to the build specs:

http://www.ecovelo.info/2010/12/17/gall ... lackadder/

Since those pictures were taken I've changed the pedals to copper plate and added a leather top tube protector. I'll post a new pic ASAP.

Red

 

[Skipton]

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WOW! nailed it four sure!! :mrgreen:

Welcome to the site !

I sent you a PM hope you can come out and ride that COOL bike with us!

Chicago March ride...... viewtopic.php?f=5&t=36153&start=30

Thanks

 

[XC204]

The same as Skipton wrote! Wow bring that for the ride.

 

[Bigcam59]

the Shore Taxi- as usual a work in progress...

 

[K-dregg]

Well this is a Pashley Guv'nor but i thought i post it anyway..

It gets a minimum of love and gets ridden a lot but does'nt seeem to mind..

 

[Baron von Zach]

That would be my Alpine Racer I guess.

This is what I started with:

It's an Austrian Steyr:

This is what it looks like now:

Three speed Fichtel & Sachs with coaster brake:

Pre-war B.S.A. shifter:

Wittkop saddle:

Atax stem:

 

[hubgearfreak]

that's lovely, but if the trigger don't match the hub (in terms of cable pull if not make) then you'll risk putting all your torque onto a fraction of the width of the teeth of the cogs internally..
maybe you know this and have reassured yourself already?

 

[Baron von Zach]

that's lovely, but if the trigger don't match the hub (in terms of cable pull if not make) then you'll risk putting all your torque onto a fraction of the width of the teeth of the cogs internally..
maybe you know this and have reassured yourself already?

No, I haven't. But I don't ride it very hard, so there is not much torque to speak of.

 

[chimichanga]

That would be my Alpine Racer I guess.

This is what I started with:

It's an Austrian Steyr:

This is what it looks like now:

Three speed Fichtel & Sachs with coaster brake:

Pre-war B.S.A. shifter:

Wittkop saddle:

Atax stem:

OMG! I used to have a steyr like that. It was one of my favorite bikes. I'm still sad that i go rid of it.

 

[C.S.]

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Overrated overpriced old fashioned workingmans bike thread here....

 

[Dogbreath]

Brit type loving your pics...I've made a wee blog at http://justmybike.blogspot.com/ showing the jouney from

To

A few bits and bobs to go but getting there...costing a tad more than i'd wanted but anyway...

 

[Strings_and_steam]

A few bits and bobs to go but getting there...costing a tad more than i'd wanted but anyway...

DUDE! Get Outta my head!!! viewtopic.php?f=21&t=35632&st=0&sk=t&sd=a

Awesome man!

 

[DeadBolt89]

I've already posted my Diamant racer, but I wanted to update it al little bit.

First a picture of the bike some two or three weeks ago:

But because of exessive riding the wheelset needs some love.
For my luck the first wheelset for my Indian boardtracker project is finished. So I tested it on this bike:

 

[axsepul]

viewtopic.php?f=21&t=35632

 

[riderick]

Here are a couple of mine, shot in the alley. The sign is posted as a joke, I found it in my old shed. Who would have made such a sign? I like to post the picture with the caption "Does your alley have adequate signage?"
I'm hoping the style fits in with this thread enough to be of interest.......

 

[Baron von Zach]

Since yesterday I have what may arguably be the ultimate Pashley Guv'nor style bike:

 

[Dogbreath]

Nah, mine is the ultimate Pashley style bike http://www.guvnorownersclub.com/founders-notes/guvnor/one-plus-four/.

As for the orange beast she's finished now...for Sale too

Blog updated too

http://justmybike.blogspot.com/

 

[plymouthfan]

Just finished. For your scorching pleasure, a pre 1919 Columbia Roadster with original Pope cranks, Iver Johnson forks, unknown drop bars and stem, etc, etc.

 

[Greystoke]

These are incredible! I just happened to be surfing the forum and spotted this thread. I have never heard of this style and I googled it to see the history of it. You guys are to be commended for your artistic talent. I noticed that a lot of the posts are from Europe and UK. Apparently this is somewhat new to the U.S.. Is that true? Where can I find more info on these? And are they fixie's or as I noticed, front disk brakes? Single speed? Any forums dedicated to this style? Thanks for the pics and any info. Brian

 

[jig-sore]

came on here to post pics of my newly built bike and thought this was the best topic for it.

its a modern bike re-built in the style of a Pashly Guvnor.

hope you all approve.

PS: absolutely love all the bikes on this forum, well done everyone