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11-10-2008, 12:19   #1
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The "Anything but A Factory Job" Fixie Owners Club

As the title suggests, show us your non-wimpy bikes with added sweat, blood and elbow grease.

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What do you have to change to have it count in this thread?
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Will repost a link when I move to a crosstop brake lever and retape the bars. Also got a lovely new crank from wheelandsprocket since this picture. The original was damage in a run in with the luas lines on harcourt st.
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What do you have to change to have it count in this thread?
You have to be confident in your superiority over factory bikes
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Mid 90s Raleigh Maxx. 26" wheels, mtb brakes forced onto the bullhorn bars. Dodgy bent chainwheel from wheelandsprocket which makes a fair bit of noise, clinks and clanks. Does the job though ! Not exactly cost effective mind you.

It would be nice to tag the bikes on the Bike Gallery somehow to format em.
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I put a bottle holder on my Bowery, so it's no longer factor spec
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I must get a recent photo of my IRO, it's changed a bit since the last time I posted it!

Sean, does that bike go to UCD?
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I put a bottle holder on my Bowery, so it's no longer factor spec


I have new stem, bars, brake lever, cable, bottle cage and rear sprocket.... so it's not 'standard' -does it count? (and new wheels on the way too!)
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and my other one. this one i built the wheels myself too which worked out well.



i built some more but sold them all.

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Funny angle on that saddle, flickerx..
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I must get a recent photo of my IRO, it's changed a bit since the last time I posted it!

Sean, does that bike go to UCD?
Yea it's up there most days.

/edit: Does the IRO have a big rear mudguard on it perchance?

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Funny angle on that saddle, flickerx..
its only a temporary saddle, i have to get a better one. i had a testicular cyst removed a few years back so i have to take it easy on the undercarriage.
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I have new stem, bars, brake lever, cable, bottle cage and rear sprocket.... so it's not 'standard' -does it count? (and new wheels on the way too!)
Sure why not, you'll have to promise never to associate with the Bowery/Langster club though

You'll be properly inducted when you get the wheels on.
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Yea it's up there most days.

/edit: Does the IRO have a big rear mudguard on it perchance?
Yes it certainly does!



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its only a temporary saddle, i have to get a better one. i had a testicular cyst removed a few years back so i have to take it easy on the undercarriage.
Ah I see, fair dos.
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