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Just passed this I decided to take a quick lay down on the ice :(

An original 1933 wooden rim, given a new coat of yachting varnish, and built up with a used Constrictor Viper small-flange, steel hub, and stainless steel spokes/ 1" spoke nipples. Total weight: 1080 grams.

Here's a great line-up of lilac-coloured bicycles built by Condor Cycles in London-

and also four lovely ladies modelling a range of cycling clothing also supplied by Condor.

I first visited their shop, and bought similar cycling tops in the mid-80s, after seeing a

similar article published in 'Fitness' magazine, at that time!

Filling some cutouts on a 70s @condorcycles Sienna that got a fresh coat of paint while listening to one of my favorite Superchunk songs. I work alone so the lyrics don’t particularly pertain to me but I still enjoy it. Funny fact about this song, my friends Dan and Neil played it on their morning radio show on WSMU (RIP) back in the mid 90s and they would holler “slack monkey chugger“ into the mic at appropriate times to make it FCC safe. Those were fun days. I believe I was Program Director at the time and it made me uneasy. Ha! #collegeradio #superchunk #condorcycles #1shotpaint

Condor Cycles​

www.condorcycles.com

 

London based Condor Cycles with its store on the Gray’s Inn Road has been serving London’s cycling community since 1948. Each frame in the Condor range is now hand built at their factory in Italy. Despite Condor having strong ties with the racing scene, the range includes bicycle frames for commuting, touring and track made from steel, aluminium, titanium and carbon. Condor is a family run business and continues the ethos that there should be no compromise between performance, quality construction, beautiful ride and style.

(currently working on a light bracket just above the front brake)

Brooks saddle.

Great British quality.

The Rollapaluza Urban Hill Climb 2011 on Swains Lane, Highgate, London. Taken by the cemetery - I just love the shadows and contrast form the flash on this one.

 

Off camera flash - Canon Speedlite 580EX-II. To left of bike aimed square and rotated 90 degrees. 1/8 power on tripod, Hahnel remote trigger.

Barrachi(lugless) model

Condor Handcut No.1 and Superb lug sets.

Harris Tweed mudflaps to match the fab. Carradice Camper bag

The Carradice bag is held by the Bagman Expedition support, modified with two additional struts. The frame has bosses on the inner face of the seatstays, for a clean look.

The devil is in the details.

 

Harris Tweed fabric, bonded and stitched on a PU layer, the silicone coated to repel water and dirt. Mudflaps that do work and look good.

 

FYI, the mudguards are Salmon alloy, painted to match the frame/forks. The fixings for the flaps are Brompton sundries.

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