Charity shop bike.
- Thread starter Skeeter1
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Attempted Mustache
Retro Guru
I don’t think I’ve ever seen levers positioned on bar ends like that…
Skeeter1
Kona Fan
Me neither!! Kinda cool though...if it works
bikeworkshop
Old School Grand Master
Paint's quite funky
It's an early cheapish alloy frame with midrange mismatched kit.
It's a parts bin special
It's an early cheapish alloy frame with midrange mismatched kit.
It's a parts bin special
Guinessisgoodforyou
rBotM Winner
Built by Edward d***ohands 
bikeworkshop
Old School Grand Master
Saddle looks funky in a good way and a bad way
Shifters, seatpost and rear mech are keepers, brake levers ok.
Bar ends and wheels might suit a Retro-Resto.
The rest could be recycled into something useful.
Shifters, seatpost and rear mech are keepers, brake levers ok.
Bar ends and wheels might suit a Retro-Resto.
The rest could be recycled into something useful.
I guess that would depend on the asking price. Looks to be all there, and sure it would serve its purpose, similar to the boss frames which were fine.
Skeeter1
Kona Fan
Annoyingly the shop is closed and tag is facing away!..but guessing they will be asking £150 ISH for it based on the bike prices beside it.
Skeeter1
Kona Fan
Yes same mindset as me.parts to keep and sell frame to someone who might have a love for these.Saddle looks funky in a good way and a bad way
Shifters, seatpost and rear mech are keepers, brake levers ok.
Bar ends and wheels might suit a Retro-Resto.
The rest could be recycled into something useful.
joglo
Senior Retro Guru
good summary!Saddle looks funky in a good way and a bad way
Shifters, seatpost and rear mech are keepers, brake levers ok.
Bar ends and wheels might suit a Retro-Resto.
The rest could be recycled into something useful.
BTW the Saddle is a Selle Bassano Vuelta
