SteveS

Jeesh thats harsh Now I don't fell so bad about my 3:02

Its obviously provisional. There are still people riding.

Hi please tell us more about the account. Would like to support the cause

Bit off topic, but Edgar serious kudos for your and J's result in the Decent. Man that is really awesome!!!!

Fixed it

So what you are saying the road had double lanes as well. Come on seriously.

Yes the complete black route is more than 50km now

Yip, I mean wtf. Maybe its the cyclocross riders making the route more rideable, haha.

Thats nice. So that makes no. 3?

Don't forget the full face helmet with goggles, shin protectors, shoulder pads, and of course the best of all - lycra shorts under their baggies

Hi Eugene. No they are 29"

Bogus I think it is time you built a bespoke rigid fork for this baby.

Drool. That is one awesome bike

Hi Face PLant. There is only one option that I know of. The Niner RDO rigid fork. See pics of it on my build on the previous page. The issue is be prepared to spend quite a bit and you need a tapered headset frame.

Hi BBN Here is the link the the correct Swop Outs, if you couldn't find them http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/FSOOCNCSO/on_one_cnc_anodized_swap_out

I took it for a 40km ride on Saturday and there seems to be no issues. It is only a temporary solution for me though. My Horizontal dropouts will be fitted in the next few weeks

My Lurcher Single Speed, and no I am not BBN's twin Brother. Mine is a bit lighter, but then again I am not cruising with that awesome Brookes Saddle.

Wolf Components Chain ring, Thanks Janos

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Ok, the One One Lurcher project has been completed. Here are some pics

Nice bike

Just got an e-mail from Jamie at Planet X, the drive side (type C) dropouts arrived yesterday will be on their site today. They are sending me one free of charge, yippee.

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Thanks Eldron

HaHa. A pushbike could be quite painful, going through a rock garden with the rigid fork