I think, but maybe wrong, the Chinese characters on the top tube say pear, quick , gorgeous.
Nice bike.
New project: Repco Superlight single speed conversion
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Re: New project: Repco Superlight single speed conversionI think, but maybe wrong, the Chinese characters on the top tube say pear, quick , gorgeous.
Nice bike.
Re: New project: Repco Superlight single speed conversion
Yeah, that's pretty wrong. Cheers. Michael Tam
Photos: Michael's bicycle obsession 2009 Pegoretti Responsorium Ciavete Custom :: 1982/3 Colnago Super :: 2006 Cannondale Six13 Pro :: Late 1980s Repco Superlite
Re: New project: Repco Superlight single speed conversion
I thought they meant, 'Mick's bloody quick' - apparently I'm wrong Richard I had a good bike ... so I fixed it
Re: New project: Repco Superlight single speed conversionActually, it's just the name I was born with ("Michael" is my Anglicised name). I varnished the tag into the paint so that it would be difficult to remove. I thought that it would be a pretty quick and easy way to identify my frame if it ever got nicked.
Cheers. Michael Tam
Photos: Michael's bicycle obsession 2009 Pegoretti Responsorium Ciavete Custom :: 1982/3 Colnago Super :: 2006 Cannondale Six13 Pro :: Late 1980s Repco Superlite
Re: New project: Repco Superlight single speed conversionIs it a 7 speed? If so how did you put STI levers on?
Re: New project: Repco Superlight single speed conversion
It's 10-speed Shimano 105 (mostly). Cheers. Michael Tam
Photos: Michael's bicycle obsession 2009 Pegoretti Responsorium Ciavete Custom :: 1982/3 Colnago Super :: 2006 Cannondale Six13 Pro :: Late 1980s Repco Superlite
Re: New project: Repco Superlight single speed conversionIf you paint over the decals, then it aint a Repco Superlite anymore - just another mass produced, non-descript, Chaiwanese frame from any period over the past quarter century Keeping the original paint and decals on it at least gives it some heritage value, IMHO Just Ride
Re: New project: Repco Superlight single speed conversionI half agree half disagree.
I like frames that are solid colors but I also know that takes away their original paint and so its not the same. But I don't buy frames for the paint, I buy them for the quality.
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I'm a complete newbie to fixes but can I ask if the chain tensioner is for bike without the horizontal drop out? Just guessing...
Re: New project: Repco Superlight single speed conversionYou don't need a tensioner for horizontal dropouts EG, moving the wheel back and forth in the dropout tensions the chain.
You can't run a FG with a tensioner. ...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
London Boy 29/12/2011
Re: New project: Repco Superlight single speed conversionThought so... Thank you!
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