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Yep. Drop me a line.
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Yep, it’s a mini velo. Compact-ish frame, 20 inch wheels but the mod cons of a regular, modern steel bike. I think they were originally a Japanese idea for storing your bike in a small house or building, but this one is quite a capable little machine. Bit more fun than a Brompton too but you can’t stash it under your desk.
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50 quid off. £1150.
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Introducing the quintissential lockdown build. Put together from new parts by the good folks at Cycle Centre in Newcastle, this is my VO Neutrino. Proper fun bike for town riding or bridleway action. Had it set up SS but gears made it loads more useful for me. Will include a SS spacer/cog kit if anyone fancies the switch.
Specs are as follows:
Wheels: Deore M6000 hubs, DT Swiss spokes, Halo Sub 4 rims
Tyres: Eclat Morrow
BB: Hope
Chainset: SRAM Rival 1 50t
Pedals: MKS Sylvan Touring Next Pedals Ezy Superior
Shifter: Tiagra 4700
Derailleur: Tiagra 4700
Cassette: Ultegra 6600 14-25
Stem: BLB Stubby
Bars: BLB Big Eazy
Spacer: gbj_tester 153mm beast
Headset: Cane Creek 40
Brakes + Levers: Magura MT4
Rotors: Campagnolo AFS
Seatpost: Ritchey WCS
Seatclamp: Hope QR
Saddle: Specialized Phenom Expert
Rack: BLB
Basket: Wald£1200 + postage, or collection from Newcastle. No splits, cheers.
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Afternoon all. I'm after a couple of bits for a dad/town bike build based on a Joe Waugh frame I picked up at the local bike recycling co-op charity place. Not too fussed about cosmetics, but obviously looking for stuff that works well and has been looked after mechanically.
Cheers
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Couple of price drops.
Bike coop rescue frame with local pedigree. 1994 531C and built in Newcastle for a Newcastle bike shop by Dave Yates and his crew. Mostly a parts bin build with new bars, cassette and stuff. Only thing left to do is to acquire a front shifter but I’m not crying out for changing into a 52T ring very often.
Rides really well and ideal as a town bike.