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It is your bike, but i think it would look (extra)class with mudguards. It is designed to take them after all.......

I would say something like the aluminium Tour De France would look amazing......

Or the Olympics in silver or red......Some on ebay BIN £25 at the moment.

just spoke to Steve Goff, may get him to sort out my woodrup, what a nice guy.

i want these pm sent

maybe it was re-badged.... looks too clunky for HQ.

i have the same straps, they are great, best i have ever i owned.

great job, stunning!

mudguards?

and is this facebook?

and its a car fail.

• I'd say it definitely has.
  
• Probably, but the geo will be out and it will definitely bug you now you know about it. P'raps see about getting it jigged?
  
  

any recommendations? could this save me from tt/dt replacement if the gods are looking down on me?

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/richard-howard-tricycle-100-centenarian-three-gold-medals-winslow-bucks-094701666.html#m0BXDI2

Feeling a little sad today. Noticed a very slight ripple on the down tube of my Woodrup. Decided to remove the paint around the area, it has a very slight bulge. No crack, nothing on the top tube, forks are not bent and headset spins freely. Has anyone got an opinion? Has it been front ended? Safe to ride?

Who is sorting out the mech hanger, top tube guides and re-paint? What colour? Flamboyant enamel or powdercoat?

Ace project and deserves to be given a second chance at life.

do not see the point of the fondriest. "I have a great idea! Lets make the bike slower and handle like shit".

Saw this in the flesh(steel) yesterday. What a fantastic build. A really beautiful bike.

i would go with weasel......it was a really douchbag thing to do... but it was the only way you would end up with a frame you had obviously fallen in love with..... and at the end of the day, £130 for a object you will get years of joy from is worth the extra £40......

i know i had my reservations about this to start, but it does look really quite great. a rad rat rod. is the brake effective?

Tester: as i said before, really looking forward to seeing this built. child like excitement.

Light edded: what year is your mercian? any more pictures?

Thanks buddy. Looking forward to riding her again very soon. maybe on the forum mercian or tandem rides if we get our act together.

^^^^^^^^ ha thank you skully. made my day

oh yes! looking forward to seeing this built. I saw it for sale, talked myself out of it. Glad it has gone to someone who will do it justice.

27" rear please

.....and seeing that you are using north road bars, you could get cable stops that screw into the braze-on shifter mounts and run a bar end shifter.

they will work, but the braze-ons are designed for the type above......

yes, those nobbly bits are for shifters like this.

if you buy campag indexed shifters the same speed as your campag free-hub (example: seven speed shifters with seven speed hub). it will not matter if the front or rear mechs are shimano or campag. it will work fine, but it will be a mix of Japanese and Italian parts, not that its really an issue.

and it wont matter one bit if your using a friction shifter....

did you not want a braze-on mounted shifter rather than a clamp on one?