How many Pace's have we got here?

[Cherrymatt]

Here's the picture.

Old and New ; My Pace in the forground and a Bionicon adjustable suspension bike (just did the honc on it) in the background.

 

[Hilts]

how long is that stem on the pace :shock:

Didi you do alot of dangling as a child ?

 

[Cherrymatt]

Just long enough

I wonder why back hurts after a couple of hours in the saddle!!!


Used to ride with flat cinelli road stems in the good ole days, that was streeeetttttccchhhheeeeddd.

Did anyone else do that or was it a Dorset thing?[/quote]

 

[retrobikeguy]

Here's the picture.

Again sorry about the forks, they are light though!!!!

Still Very wrong

 

[Cherrymatt]

Damn those forks

Surely a radially spoked front wheel makes up for it a little!!!

 

[JS1500]

At least the forks are British though :roll:

 

[retrobikeguy]

Pace frames - thou shalt not fit "not-Pace" forks - thou shalt try and be as British as possible

one of the first things mentioned in the bike building rules thread

still looks (& feels) wrong, could fit any raked alu fork and it would look the same as above - wrong.

Just my opinion

(do like the radial front tho )

 

[Cherrymatt]

When I got it, it was all wrong with some cheap RST elastomer forks, now that was a crime!!! RC100 got be rigid!!!


Any fork tip offs welcomed!!

 

[JS1500]

with some cheap RST elastomer forks, now that was a crime!!!

:cry:

 

[Rich]

Re: Just long enough

Did anyone else do that or was it a Dorset thing?

Hehe,

I'm from Dorset originally and put a 150mm Orange Stalk stem on my Clockwork....urgh...it handled like a pig in a snowstorm!!!

Love the wheel, but yep, that fork and stem have to go...still, at least your Pace is being used, and that's a thumbs up in my book!!!