road path frame
road path frame
road path frame around 21.5 wanted
thanks
thanks
Re: road path frame
It's a type of frame that isn't a track frame. Often used to be written as road/path.
Jonathan
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Re: road path frame
^^^^^^^. Not really. It needs to have mudguard eyes and mudguard clearance to be the allrounder that road/path frames were. I have had 3 since 1969 and about 3 track frames (with front brake fitted for time trial use like that above). Here's an example from the early 1960s.
and here is my most recent one (built 1986 and passed to a new owner last year).-
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Re: road path frame
So, was it intended as a machine to be used in both road and velodrome (path) racing, as opposed to being super-finely optimised for one or the other?
Re: road path frame
road path frame front and rear brakes track ends but with mudguard eyes single speed
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Re: road path frame
I'm not really understanding the idea of a singlespeed with track ends that also accomodates mudguards. I've got a singlespeed but a full mudguard on the back is just a hassle when you get a puncture, trying to get the wheel out. An old road frame with long horizontal dropouts allows for adjustment to take up chain slack whilst presenting no problems getting the wheel out with mudguards.
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Re: road path frame
I fitted those easy release front mudguard safety clips to the rear to answer this difficulty.soapbox wrote: ↑5 Oct 2024, 10:00am I'm not really understanding the idea of a singlespeed with track ends that also accomodates mudguards. I've got a singlespeed but a full midguard on the back is just a hassle when you get a puncture, trying to get the wheel out. An old road frame with long horizontal dropouts allows for adjustment to take up chain slack whilst presenting no problems getting the wheel out with mudguards.
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Re: road path frame
Wonderful bikes!