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Which parts would you have chosen? Let us know in the comments below 🔧
ОтветитьWonderful to have on hand for little ones.
ОтветитьCan anyone send me a link to the headset used In this video
Ответитьwhy dont you post a list of compomets you have bought? and the total spent?
ОтветитьIndonesia BB there lol
Ответитьwhere can i find the wheelset? or what is it called?
ОтветитьWhere did you get the wheels? Please advise
ОтветитьFront brake for freestyle hub or to give ur legs a break on fixed rear brakes r useless
ОтветитьFOOT RETENTION
Ответитьcould I get a list of budget friendly flip flop rear wheels please?
ОтветитьI wonder how a person can be so considerate about the parts he buys but still end up with such an ugly build at the end
Ответитьdo you have any website links to purchase the parts?
ОтветитьSuperb video, it helps me a lot to transform my bike, however one question can you give more details about the flat bar, which model brand?
ОтветитьWhat size of rim ?
ОтветитьAs the owner of Shimano® aehy can tell you most if not any bicycle shop will know a Shimano UN55 weighs twice as much as a UN77 and only costs %40 more most of the "HG" aka 7-8spd is XT or 600 group set durable because of improvements
in metallurgy for example 1992 Shimano "DX" cranks (175mm if your height is 182cm) were "XT" in 1994 with XTR being the most durable especially in Melbourne where trams use sand on their brakes in winter getting into YOUR chain, if you want components that will last a commuter rider 20yrs go for top of the line.
Could you let me have details of the wheels you used in this build please. Thanks
ОтветитьHow much would those components cost now?
ОтветитьHi could you make a parts list but no for a fixie for a regular speed bicycle i have the same bike and i want to restore
ОтветитьAye...BB made in Indonesia 😁is it Shimano?
ОтветитьThis isn't cheap
ОтветитьI opted for bullhorns for my Fixie. They make it a little bit easier to go uphill. Plus they give the bike an “aggressive look” that I like.
ОтветитьWould have been great to put the prices of every components and where to get them (for newbie like me)
ОтветитьWould love to see another budget bike build
ОтветитьAnyone know what the wheels are? Couldn't find anything when I looked for a Ride wheelset
Ответить'All silver, because you just need to have that. None of this modern black stuff on there' Cranks, brakes and seatpost are all black. I love GCN but this video is way below there standard. They didn't even get 50 percent out of that nice peugeot frame. Scan the scene first guys before you rush into something...
Ответитьthe velodrome anecdote was so relatable.
ОтветитьOrigin 8 do from I heard an alright headset, and Kalloy Uno sell all the crazy old standard seatposts and bars/stems (i managed to get a black finish for a 1980s Raleigh for around 10 pound via SantaFixie to save me using the 25.4mm+ botch shim the previous owner used)
Thorn sell a 1/8 chainring for 110bcd chainsets (mainly road bike chainset bcd and quite a few non compact sugino cranks from the 80s)
Really digging the recent series of bike builds.
Ответитьwhat is the size of the new wheels? vintage bikes had 27" wheels and not 700c . the new wheels will ton be easy to fit because the larger diameter will make the wheels to touch the downtube.
ОтветитьDoes that bottom bracket fit? You have a British thread BB (I have the same one), but that's a French frame, and I thought they used a different threading, at least on older frames like that?
ОтветитьHello ! Do you (or anyone in the comments) have anymore information on the wheels ! In desperate need of some for my Peugeot Fixie conversion !
ОтветитьHi, a great series so far, however it would be really nice to list the gear in the caption 😉
Ответитьhahaha my fixie is cheap because it have no brakes
ОтветитьCould we get a part list with pricing? Hearing about the various parts is great, but being able to look them up would be even better.
ОтветитьSatisfied my cravings
Ответитьa little disappointed - was hoping for a proper conversion thing, not just grab a cheap bike for the frame then buy all new components and assemble like lego. unfortunate.
Ответитьhave anybody link to this hubs
ОтветитьConsensus confirmed...
Lock-in grips
Drinking game: whenever Jon says "tradition"...hit it.
ОтветитьWho needs brakes
ОтветитьFOOT RETENTION
ОтветитьWE WANT 144 BCD
ОтветитьWhat brand/model are those rims??
ОтветитьHas anyone priced out the parts listed?
ОтветитьNow that I've gotten used to Jon wearing glasses, he looks weird without them haha
ОтветитьNice video. Perhaps you could give a hint for where to find those wheels. I’m building up an old Koga Miyata frame and wanted some classic looking wheels like these but it’s hard to find - especially at a reasonable price. Ryde’s website only seems to sell the rims and building wheels from scratch quickly gets expensive (and a Google search doesn’t really give any useful results). Cheers.
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