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| LSDWAGON |
Posted: 2004/10/29 3:01 Updated: 2004/10/29 3:01 |
Quite a regular   Joined: 2004/9/20 From: Posts: 64 |
 Re: my wagon & lowrider I have just left the bicycle wholesaler that distributes 'Raleigh" here in Aust. and they have re-released the chooper this season. It' been re-spec to meet new ARD standards but is still really cool, only down fall is no 'T Bar' shifter due to standards. It now runs a grip shift. As for the wooden rims Champ, good luck. I'll look into the wholesaler and distributer that I know and see if any old school fella's know of any around. And that wagon's rock!!
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| Dodgeman |
Posted: 2004/10/28 13:39 Updated: 2004/10/28 13:39 |
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)   Joined: 2003/6/27 From: Southern Tablelands N.S.W. Australia Posts: 8287 |
Re: my wagon & lowrider I still need some 'Rex' wood rims for my custom built 1937 Carbine, Goulburn-to-Sydney, race bike. Anyone? Any brand of servicable wood 'singles*' rims considered.
My 1933 Speedwell 'Olympic' needs some too.
*Also known as 'tubulars' or 'sew ups'
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| young_boy |
Posted: 2004/10/28 11:45 Updated: 2004/10/28 11:45 |
Quite a regular  Joined: 2003/3/19 From: nsw Posts: 44 |
Re: my wagon & lowrider i also have a few other bike like an original raleigh choppers with the standard 16" front wheel and a 20" back and i also have a custom made chopper with really long forks. i kno my lowrider doesnt seem that appealing to most i dont even think its that atractive as i only built it to help build up my customising skills as the frame from the seat pole forward is custom made.
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| Dodgeman |
Posted: 2004/10/28 10:03 Updated: 2004/10/28 10:03 |
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2003/6/27 From: Southern Tablelands N.S.W. Australia Posts: 8287 |
Re: my wagon & lowrider I still have about 20 bicycles in my collection, including my pre 1910 Speedwell Bush bike with near solid 'thornproof' tyres, & i guarantee that it would be more comfortable to ride over any reasonable distance than these ergonomicly unsatisfactory low riders.
The wagon on the other hand, looks really good. I like it.
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| Anonymous |
Posted: 2004/10/28 11:15 Updated: 2004/10/28 11:15 |
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Re: my wagon & lowrider  Boy im geting old  Cool pick thanks  |
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| Autokat |
Posted: 2004/10/28 9:40 Updated: 2004/10/28 9:40 |
Home away from home   Joined: 2004/6/2 From: Kingston , Brisbane Posts: 467 |
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| Demojob |
Posted: 2004/10/28 9:49 Updated: 2004/10/28 9:49 |
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2002/6/8 From: Warwick, QLD Posts: 1170 |
Re: my wagon & lowrider I really don't like those low rider bikes  But I like the wagon  Good job |
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