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  1. I've done the googling and not found any (in the Aussie online bike stores)
    not a surprise really, according to Sheldon's site, Redline do not allow
    internet sales.

    Are these available here (in Oz)?
    http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/redline-925.html

    Would they be significantly more than $AU660 (= $US500 price on Sheldon's
    site).

    I want a bike for riding around work (large flattish area) and a fixed
    gear would be interesting and low maintenance. Mudguards are not such a
    bad thing (riding in work clothes).

    I realise most track bikes have pretty tight wheel clearances but are
    there any that have enough room for mudguards and a front brake mounting
    hole, preferably in steel?

    Lance

  2. Lance Edwards said:

    Are these available here (in Oz)?
    http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/redline-925.html

    Brunswick Street Cycles in Melb do 'em

    Quoted message said:

    Would they be significantly more than $AU660 (= $US500 price on Sheldon's
    site).


    I wouldn't just currency convert and expect the same price, but call
    the shop and see what they'd do one for.

    Quoted message said:

    I want a bike for riding around work (large flattish area) and a fixed
    gear would be interesting and low maintenance. Mudguards are not such a
    bad thing (riding in work clothes).

    I realise most track bikes have pretty tight wheel clearances but are
    there any that have enough room for mudguards and a front brake mounting
    hole, preferably in steel?


    There plenty of shops selling fixed/single 700c/26 bikes.
    Shifterbikes/malvern bicycles plus do quite a few brands that answer
    this description.

  3. Lance Edwards said:

    I've done the googling and not found any (in the Aussie online bike stores)
    not a surprise really, according to Sheldon's site, Redline do not allow
    internet sales.

    Are these available here (in Oz)?
    http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/redline-925.html

    Would they be significantly more than $AU660 (= $US500 price on Sheldon's
    site).

    I want a bike for riding around work (large flattish area) and a fixed
    gear would be interesting and low maintenance. Mudguards are not such a
    bad thing (riding in work clothes).

    I realise most track bikes have pretty tight wheel clearances but are
    there any that have enough room for mudguards and a front brake mounting
    hole, preferably in steel?

    I've been looking into one of these. However it seems that now is a bad
    time for buying one - next years version is due in Sept, and there
    doesn't seem to be much stock of this years version left.

    http://www.freedommachine.com.au/item.asp?Search=track&Start=0&Category=0&ID=990

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  4. Lance Edwards said:

    I realise most track bikes have pretty tight wheel clearances but are
    there any that have enough room for mudguards and a front brake mounting
    hole, preferably in steel?

    I've seen mudguards made out of perspex offcuts, mounted in sections,
    chainstay to seat stay and seat stay to rack and beyond, using P clamps.
    In some places you can buy mudguard stay clamps (hole through bolt).

    Part of the trick was evenly heating the perspex to curve to shape.

    No reason why you could not "roll" a stip of gal or plate. Hang it up
    and lightly spray from a can for colour.

    Not relevant to your application, but flat strip mudguards are very
    useful for back roads riding where you run into a strip of reall claggy
    mud that just build up and stops everything. you can poke it out easier.

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