This is the last one (for awhile). I picked up a leftover 2007 Raleigh One Way for a decent price from the bike shop in Meridian earlier this week. I like the simplicity of having one speed, the fenders for wet weather, and the comfortable riding position. It will be a great commuter.
On another note, my Xtracycle v-racks and wideloaders are still sitting in my boss's office (they've been there since last Thursday). He has a friend who is in the process of setting up his powder coating shop and should be able to work on them soon. I can't wait to get the Dummy back together and do some riding!


2 comments:
Very nice..is that a SS or fixie?
I'd pull the front mud flap and replace it with a DIY version [milk jug work well] that goes nearly to the ground. That will protect your feet and drive train nicely.
Congrats on the new bike...=-)
It's a single speed, but I think the hub will accept a fixed cog on the opposite side. Extending the front fender down sounds like a good idea, I hate wet shoes. Thanks for the tip Vik!
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