Puch Clubman conversion - JotPe na 100%
By Olej on 10/26/2008.
Bike tags: Fixed gear | Road bike | clubman | conversion | Krakow |
70's? 80's? 57cm Puch Clubman (resprayed by myself)
stock + Diatech Gold Finger
the cheapest fork that fit and looked good + the second cheapest headset that fit
Boplight + DT + Alexrims DA22 + Maxxis Detonator + Shimano 600
Miche + DT + Rigida DP18 (resprayed) + Maxxis Detonator
stock Silstar cranks and 52-t chainring + the cheapest bottom bracket that fit
Selle San Marco SKN + the cheapest seatpost that fit (actually it didn't - I had to cut it)
Shimano SPD 520 + Wippermann 108
Miche 18-t / gearing 2,89
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70's? 80's? 57cm Puch Clubman (resprayed by myself)
stock + Diatech Gold Finger
the cheapest fork that fit and looked good + the second cheapest headset that fit
Boplight + DT + Alexrims DA22 + Maxxis Detonator + Shimano 600
Miche + DT + Rigida DP18 (resprayed) + Maxxis Detonator
stock Silstar cranks and 52-t chainring + the cheapest bottom bracket that fit
Selle San Marco SKN + the cheapest seatpost that fit (actually it didn't - I had to cut it)
Shimano SPD 520 + Wippermann 108
Miche 18-t / gearing 2,89
My first fixie and also the first bike I assembled myself (of course with a little help from my mates). It took some time but it's finally ready. I'm going to add a few accesories like fenders and framepad. As You can see it's generally a low-budget machine - if I get crazier about fixies then maybe I'll think about something better.
And just in case You ask: JP is a trademark connected to Krakow's hip-hop group Firma. It stands for "F**k the police". Not too profound but how genuine.
Ride hard, ride safe!