Showing posts with label british steel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label british steel. Show all posts
Monday, February 6, 2012
14R Track & Low Pro 2012
This has been a while in the making but seems to be finally available:
"14 Bike Co and Fixedgearlondon are proud to announce the production of the 14R Track / 14R Low Pro.
14R Reynolds 853 Frame: £695.00
Fork Options:
Fork option No.1: Alpina F04 Carbon 1 1/8th Track Fork £99.99
Fork option No.2: Alpina Wing Pista Carbon Monocoque 1 1/8th Track Fork £249.99"
But wait, will it look like this when people get around to doing their sweet 'builds'...?
Labels:
14 bike co,
14r,
2012,
aero,
british steel,
fixedgearlondon,
low pro,
reynolds 853
Friday, November 6, 2009
'Guaranteed Built With Awesome 531'

If you ride a frame made out of Reynolds 531 tubing, you know what this is about. I do.
Buy yours HERE. Or do you prefer a t-shirt instead?

Labels:
awesomeness,
british steel,
decals,
reynolds 531,
steel is real,
vanity
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Lil' Flying Scot
Labels:
british steel,
frame building,
miniature,
track frame
Monday, December 1, 2008
Friday, March 7, 2008
My Ride: Harry Quinn Track Bike

I guess it's good to start off my new blog by showing what I myself ride currently.
It's an older (maybe late 1970ish?) Harry Quinn track bike, hand made in Liverpool, England. Lugged Reynolds 531 tubing, Zeus Pista dropouts etc. Front brake for safe riding in city traffic, very bad rattlecan paint job (NOT done by myself), super light, medium tight geo and rides really smoothly. That's all you really need to know.
Well, if you insist on knowing more about the bike, just look here.
Labels:
british steel,
framemakers,
keirin,
NJS,
reynolds 531,
tarck bike,
track bike,
velodrome
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