jamesdak
Old School Hero
Thought I'd share another one of my bikes. This is a Bob Jackson I got locally in Utah a couple of years ago. I was told it was Reynolds 531 but there's not decals on it. It did have a cycleart repaint sometime in the past.
I find it to be a very fun ride and pretty fast. It does feel a bit flexy under me when I really hammer away at high speeds on it but for the most part is a great, comfortable rider for enjoy the countryside on. I contacted Bob Jackson and they said it should be a 1983 sold to Bikeology here in the states. The serial number stamp was just a bit odd.
Here's some pics of it.
It's sporting a Shimano 600 tricolor setup in it's current build.
It sat at 21 1/2 lbs in this configuration with a set of modern 1400 gram wheels on it. Not bad though with the pedals, bottle cages, and sensors.
I've since moved these wheels onto my 1987 Waterford Paramount and put a vintage set back on this. This is my first real British bike in my collection and I really love it. One day I hope to get a new one from them to build up.
I find it to be a very fun ride and pretty fast. It does feel a bit flexy under me when I really hammer away at high speeds on it but for the most part is a great, comfortable rider for enjoy the countryside on. I contacted Bob Jackson and they said it should be a 1983 sold to Bikeology here in the states. The serial number stamp was just a bit odd.
Here's some pics of it.
It's sporting a Shimano 600 tricolor setup in it's current build.
It sat at 21 1/2 lbs in this configuration with a set of modern 1400 gram wheels on it. Not bad though with the pedals, bottle cages, and sensors.
I've since moved these wheels onto my 1987 Waterford Paramount and put a vintage set back on this. This is my first real British bike in my collection and I really love it. One day I hope to get a new one from them to build up.