ren8gor

Does anyone know whether its possible to have saddles recovered. My beloved Sella Italia Flite finally died at the Swazi Frontier. If anyone has had some success in recovering or knows of anyone who would do this kind of work, please let me know. Thanks

Hey DD, Dust off that Vintage Goose of yours, fix whats broken and get BMXing again

getting harder and harder but i like it!

Yep, that's what i wanted to hear. Better to get the facts from those that have been before. Hipster Fixie look it will be then sans the fixie bit. Will go for freewheel option,. Nice winter trainer for those mellow pedals around the neighborhoods on rainy windy days too. Can do it with Flock of seagulls playing in the headphones. Will give the "nuthuggers" and crazy hair a miss though!!!!

sorry seat stays i meant, not chain stays

Yeah thought about the issue of tyre width and that may well be a constraint. With regards brakes, was thinking something center pull to get some power on it. Haven't taken delivery of the frame yet, so not sure if it has holes drilled in fork and cross brace on chainstays to accept brakes. If not, it should be a simple fix to drill it out. May need reinforcement though, particularly on the rear.

I am hatching a plan to build a single speed bike based on a old school steel track frame. I am considering kitting it out with flat bars and cyclocross wheels, Asides from the inherently steep frame angles, do you guys think it could work for MTB SS events?

What time would the racing start. the program doesn't have any times?