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  1. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=42319&item=3685948863&rd=1

    hippy

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  2. hippy said:

    http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=42319&item=36-
    85948863&rd=1
    hippy

    3kgs for wheels!!!

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  3. hippy said:

    http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=42319&item=36-
    85948863&rd=1
    hippy

    One of my "projects" would fit the bill for these wheels, the frame has
    no drop outs on the front forks, but it originally had Gem brakes
    attached. Which makes the frame considerably more modern.

    Maybe the Farrens could be interested, they have a couple of hickory
    frames in their collection....?

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  4. hippy said:

    Fitted to a cyclocross machine for the next singlespeed race? 🙂
    Also fitted: one of those brrm brrm noise makers in the "street
    cred" thread!

    Nah, for a far more convincing (and free) brrm brrm noise, simply squash
    a beer can lengthwise and place btw the rear tread and brake bosses.
    Hard to pedal and the novelty swiftly wears off....

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  5. cfsmtb said:

    One of my "projects" would fit the bill for these wheels, the frame has
    no drop outs on the front forks, but it originally had Gem brakes
    attached. Which makes the frame considerably more modern.

    Fitted to a cyclocross machine for the next singlespeed race? 🙂

    Also fitted: one of those brrm brrm noise makers in the "street
    cred" thread!

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  6. cfsmtb said:

    Nah, for a far more convincing (and free) brrm brrm noise, simply squash
    a beer can lengthwise and place btw the rear tread and brake bosses.
    Hard to pedal and the novelty swiftly wears off....

    I've done that a few times "accidentally". You know, when you see a can
    on the road and think "I'll squish that!", run over it and it wedges
    against the fork.. grrrrrr rrrrrrr rrrrrrrr "Ah [censored] it! better get that
    outta there before it kills my paint job!"

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  7. More retro.. whole bike this time...

    http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=7298&item=368-
    6059330&rd=1

    hippy

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  8. hippy said:

    More retro.. whole bike this time...
    http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=7298&item=368-
    6059330&rd=1
    hippy

    very cool

    is that a 'retro' suspension seatpost?

    and the rear rack is a great design. Ah, all things old are new again...
    When I was a lad, etc, etc

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  9. flyingdutch said:

    is that a 'retro' suspension seatpost? and the rear rack is a great
    design. Ah, all things old are new again... When I was a lad, etc, etc

    Check out the leather grips too!

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