I am a very satisfied on-one owner. Was riding the Pickenflick frame for about 5 years, before retro madness started. Rode it almost everyday, more than 10000 kms each year, on and offroad terrain, city, everywhere. Even used it as an adventure bike on a half year trip. It was my one and only bike. Was capable for everything. With the parts it was built i had hardly a problem with this beauty. Survived falls, including two frontal crashes, mtb like use, frame and fork are still as new, only some scracthes here and there. Now i ride retro bikes, but she is not forgotten. Needs new parts, thats all.
Built with a rather mtbish set its a real all-rounder, very fast on road and in the city, also in gravel use, a very good climber, does not fail in mtb mode, so i found it a good choice if you want freedom to switch between the road and the forest with no problem.
