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lakewolf

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I see you guys like the retro stuff what about a retro-hipster but well done ?
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You'd look great on a trench coat a hat and this bike....
 

lakewolf

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Originally Posted by dopey
That is the kind of frame I like, though I can't see the point of a fixed gear on it.
me neither, it would be great with touring gears, but it is on the "hip" single speed frenzy
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anyway it is indeed beautiful
 

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I think they are just trying to recommend you buy the new CrocsxUggsxSIDI collab for your comfortable winter biking needs.
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EDIT: oh sure mods...delete the spam posts so that they no longer provide context for my joke
 

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Originally Posted by dopey
Enablers like you and philosoph are just what I was looking for. A Waterford built frame in this color is likely what I am going get: It is a bit lighter in color than the frame I posted above. I am still thinking about the setup, but I am leaning towards cushy over speedy, except that I like downtube friction shifters rather than index bar end. But that is habit and perhaps I will be talked out of it. Some lugwork photos:
That looks great. Nothing wrong with a nice comfortable ride. Don't know why you'd want downtube shifters, though, except for nostalgia or aesthetic reasons. Reminds me of the summer I rode my dad's old, old Peugeot. I didn't bother to get it tuned up first, and the shifters only kept enough tension to hold two gears, or three if I held it in position while I rode. The leather seat was so dried-out that it was like hard plastic, so I duct-taped some foam moulding over it. It was ghetto-fabulous, and I'd get strange looks from the geared-up roadies who ruled the roads at early hours. Anyway, I much prefer not having to move my hands to shift.
 

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Originally Posted by otc
I think they are just trying to recommend you buy the new CrocsxUggsxSIDI collab for your comfortable winter biking needs.
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EDIT: oh sure mods...delete the spam posts so that they no longer provide context for my joke

Those are the most ridiculous bike shoes I've seen in my life
 

lakewolf

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Originally Posted by dopey
Done. Here is a closeup of the brakes, but I am really showing it for, again, the lugs.
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This frame should be similar to mine:
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And this is from a slightly different run and with a different setup:
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really nice, Do you do loaded touring dopey ? or it is only for commuting.
 

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Originally Posted by lakewolf
Those are the most ridiculous bike shoes I've seen in my life

I'm glad you appreciate all of the hard work I put into designing them
 

lakewolf

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Originally Posted by otc
I'm glad you appreciate all of the hard work I put into designing them
I though it was the genius work of Eric Glennie
 

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