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Why no Enigma?
Because then it would be seven of the best
No-one is ever really 'up' for a Sturmey Archer hub set up....
Well I'm still riding a 1987 Dawes - now restored. For those who never joined the ever faster, lighter, somewhat more fragile arms race It'd be good to see the reviews extended to those still making steel frames - Mercian for example, Ribble and the Raleigh Reynolds team bikes that have british steel. Componentry is always likely to be import though... (I like old school capmpy...) unless you're up for a Sturmey Archer hub set up
Nice bikes
I was under the impression that Genesis were a British designed brand as well.
Do any of these bikes contain a single British-made component ?
As British as Taiwanese Beef Noodles.
Mmmm.... Taiwanese Beef Noodles....
FTA
Tripster, Tripster
Ive now made mine into triple crank Di2 ultimate allrounder. Wide tyres, relaxed geometry and titanium.