Which rigid singlespeed with disc brakes to buy?

On-one Inbred in either steel or titanium.

Steel is UKP225 with rigid forks, weight around 2kg, disc only, with
appropriate line guides.

The Ti version is UKP795.

Both use an eccentric BB, but it seems to be of the creak-free variety.

www.on-one.co.uk



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On 27 Aug 2003 05:59:30 -0700, (Graham Hannington)
wrote:

At the risk of sounding repetitive (he he he)

Bianchi is the way to go.

Peace,
Bill
The mind serves properly as a window glass rather
than as a reflector, that is, the mind should give
an immediate view instead of an interpretation of the world.
:-]

"Carla A-G" wrote in message
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"Mike Cox" wrote in message
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"Carla A-G" wrote in message -ons/ugly
mounting
brackets.)

2004 Bianchi.


2002 DISS and 2003 SISS both have Avid Mechanical Discs

Mike

I can't make it public yet, but wait until you see the 2004's...

You had piqued my curiosity as you have mentioned the 2004s more than once,
and was meaning to ask you why, but now I see I have to wait on the answer.

feckless wrote:
On-one Inbred in either steel or titanium.

Steel is UKP225 with rigid forks, weight around 2kg, disc only, with
appropriate line guides.

The Ti version is UKP795.

Oh, if only I could get a Ti Inbred. Oh, hang on...

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"bomba" wrote in message
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feckless wrote:
On-one Inbred in either steel or titanium.

Steel is UKP225 with rigid forks, weight around 2kg, disc only, with
appropriate line guides.

The Ti version is UKP795.

Oh, if only I could get a Ti Inbred. Oh, hang on...


It only seems like last week that I used to own one of those too....

Steve.

"Carla A-G" wrote in message
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"deluxe model" wrote in message
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I can't make it public yet, but wait until you see the 2004's...

You had piqued my curiosity as you have mentioned the 2004s more than
once,
and was meaning to ask you why, but now I see I have to wait on the
answer.

My custom is in. Pics to be posted soon, you will see what I mean.

I'm looking forward to seeing it. Now hurry and post haste!

"Graham Hannington" wrote in message
om...
My current ride is a Surly Singleator'd steel (Tange Prestige) MTB
with rigid forks that began life in '92 as a Shogun Team Issue Prairie
Breaker (many mods since then). I still love this bike, but now I'd
like to try disc brakes (it's currently got LX V brakes).

One option is to get discs fitted to this bike. I think that this
would involve, at a minimum, some new disc mount braze-ons, which also
means a new paint job (the current "Tonka toy" yellow is chipped
anyway). While I'm at it, I'd get the framebuilder to shave off the
now-unnecessary cable guides. But I'm not sure exactly which products
to go for. And the cost of custom framework plus a paint job might end
up being a significant fraction of a completely new bike.

So, I'm also looking at new bikes:

How about the Soulcraft Plowboy?

http://www.soulcraftbikes.com/id22.htm

Soulcraft's I.S. disc caliper mounts are the very picture of simplicity, and
the Paul droputs are like buttah. My sister is a team rider for Soulcraft.
She kicked my ass riding her custom pink Plowboy (with color-matched
handlebar streamers - very nice detail). They also make sweet custom rigid
forks to your specs.

Call Matt. He'll hook you up.

-Barry

On Fri, 29 Aug 2003 23:34:44 GMT, B. Sanders wrote:

How about the Soulcraft Plowboy?

http://www.soulcraftbikes.com/id22.htm

That is one bad ass looking ride.

G

On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 19:48:55 -0400, Bill Wheeler wrote:
On 27 Aug 2003 05:59:30 -0700, (Graham Hannington)
wrote:

At the risk of sounding repetitive (he he he)

Bianchi is the way to go.

Peace,
Bill
The mind serves properly as a window glass rather
than as a reflector, that is, the mind should give
an immediate view instead of an interpretation of the world.
:-]

I seriously considered a SISS, but I read about
several folks breaking the rear stays. That's why
I went for the Surly. Heavy, but beefy.

(in my best Cartman voice) BEEFCAKE!

G

"B. Sanders" wrote in message
news
How about the Soulcraft Plowboy?

http://www.soulcraftbikes.com/id22.htm

Singlespeed Bob rides one. It is simply a beautiful piece of work.

- CA-G

Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!




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