velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
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SS Full Susser you have there, how does it handle under out of seat pedalling, surely bobs a bit
SS Full Susser you have there, how does it handle under out of seat pedalling, surely bobs a bit 
Great big Singlespeed thread!
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theredchili
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suburbanreuben
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Cor! That wheel's well out of whack...theredchili":d1892zb6 said:
theredchili
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suburbanreuben":2ghwakkr said:
It's just the angle of the picture
SS is the way.
A couple of mine:
1994 Stumpy. Brilliant machine, went through a few changes and still have the frame and forks hanging in the shed.
My 1998 M2 Stumpjumper with SID forks. By far the lightest I have owned. It was a great handling machine. Loved it but it wasn't steel if you know what I mean.
My current and keeper ride, my Surly 1X1. This is a work in progress as I have some green Spank rims to fit, BB7 discs and a UNO crank. This is about the only MTB to get ridden these days and I love it.
Hopefully will have another to add in a few months, as a hint it is named after one of the Adams family children
A couple of mine:
1994 Stumpy. Brilliant machine, went through a few changes and still have the frame and forks hanging in the shed.
My 1998 M2 Stumpjumper with SID forks. By far the lightest I have owned. It was a great handling machine. Loved it but it wasn't steel if you know what I mean.
My current and keeper ride, my Surly 1X1. This is a work in progress as I have some green Spank rims to fit, BB7 discs and a UNO crank. This is about the only MTB to get ridden these days and I love it.
Hopefully will have another to add in a few months, as a hint it is named after one of the Adams family children
