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By soundsgreen on 06/25/2007. Bike tags: Fixed gear | Austria | clubman | fixed | Steyr | more tags >>
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steyr (Made in Austria)

aluminum

Bastards! They have some odd size head set (austrian 26 x 1mm)

off of my Peugeot

Stronglight Cottered

I himed and hawed at this bike at my favorite thrift store because I had never heard of it and didnot need another junk frame lying around. Ipicked it up for . It wasn't until I got home that I started to see how cool this bike is. It is currently fixed gear and rides realy nice.





People who friended this bike crustyexsistence, Carlton Patina, CONDENADO, bio9, That1Dude, cyclebob13, RylanWhite, mike53
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Is the bottom bracket on

Submitted by mike53 on 09/26/2008.

Is the bottom bracket on these bikes a standard size, or is it foreign like the headset?

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BB

Submitted by soundsgreen on 10/09/2008.

It's been a while but I do remember the BB to be 68mm english. Your right, the head set however is 26x1 treading (austrian). So don't wreck or lose your current one.

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Wow, you've got this thing

Submitted by RylanWhite on 07/29/2008.

Wow, you've got this thing set up very similarly to my clubman... Fixed, Gold Deep V rims, red/black tires, brakes removed - our bikes would look like long lost twins in a lineup.

I really like my clubman, fits me well. I would love to replace my cranks and headset though... They're getting pretty worn. I understand they were reasonably cheap bikes when new, but I rather like the frame.

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The same Steyr?

Submitted by daizee on 08/07/2007.

Junk, eh? Is this the same Steyr that makes small arms? Ought to be quality. Sort of like having a BSA motorcycle. All those companies were back and forth across lots of machinery manufacturing industries during much of the 20th century (IBM, BSA, Remington, National Postal Meter, etc.). Very Cool.

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I wish I had

Submitted by jonny58 on 06/27/2007.

that many junk frames! Nice to see the German-speaking world represented. I like it.

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