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  1. Hey There,
    Anyone into the old bikes? I did a movie about them entitled KLUNKERZ.
    www.klunkerz.com. I believe the movie will be showing in the U.K. with
    Brendt Barbours Bicycle Film Festival this year www.bicyclefilmfestival.com.
    I enjoy riding modified 1930s and 1940s heavyweights. Anyone else into
    it?

  2. Quoted message said:

    Hey There,
    Anyone into the old bikes? I did a movie about them entitled KLUNKERZ.
    www.klunkerz.com. I believe the movie will be showing in the U.K. with
    Brendt Barbours Bicycle Film Festival this year www.bicyclefilmfestival.com.
    I enjoy riding modified 1930s and 1940s heavyweights. Anyone else into
    it?

    Blimey, and I thought my 15 year old Stumpjumper was old 🙂

  3. Paul Rudin said:
    Quoted message said:

    Hey There,
    Anyone into the old bikes? I did a movie about them entitled
    KLUNKERZ. www.klunkerz.com. I believe the movie will be showing in
    the U.K. with Brendt Barbours Bicycle Film Festival this year
    www.bicyclefilmfestival.com. I enjoy riding modified 1930s and 1940s
    heavyweights. Anyone else into
    it?

    Blimey, and I thought my 15 year old Stumpjumper was old 🙂

    That's just inspired me to rebuild my 1991 Al Mega!

  4. Paul Rudin wrote on 23/02/2007 06:29 +0100:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Hey There,
    Anyone into the old bikes? I did a movie about them entitled KLUNKERZ.
    www.klunkerz.com. I believe the movie will be showing in the U.K. with
    Brendt Barbours Bicycle Film Festival this year www.bicyclefilmfestival.com.
    I enjoy riding modified 1930s and 1940s heavyweights. Anyone else into
    it?

    Blimey, and I thought my 15 year old Stumpjumper was old 🙂

    You haven't read about this guy in yesterday's papers then:
    "A grandfather has cycled 100,000 miles around the world on a £15
    second-hand bike he bought in 1956."
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/02/22/nbike22.xml

    --
    Tony

    "...has many omissions and contains much that is apocryphal, or at least
    wildly inaccurate..."
    Douglas Adams; The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

  5. cupra said:
    Paul Rudin said:
    Quoted message said:

    Hey There,
    Anyone into the old bikes? I did a movie about them entitled
    KLUNKERZ. www.klunkerz.com. I believe the movie will be showing in
    the U.K. with Brendt Barbours Bicycle Film Festival this year
    www.bicyclefilmfestival.com. I enjoy riding modified 1930s and 1940s
    heavyweights. Anyone else into
    it?

    Blimey, and I thought my 15 year old Stumpjumper was old 🙂

    That's just inspired me to rebuild my 1991 Al Mega!

    Actually I'm kind of overhauling my Stumpy atm... it was sitting in
    bits in the garage for a few weeks until a few days ago. The hubs and
    rims were shot, so I've just ebay'd some new wheels and it's once
    again ridable. However, I'm seriously considering putting the original
    (rigid) forks back on, I have some rock shocks indy sl forks on there
    atm, but they're really not that great, and it would be kind of nice
    (and lighter in any case) to have the original forks back on there.

    I'm trying to remember exactly when I did buy it... IIRC it was about
    8xx quid new, which seemed like a lot then, although not that much by
    today's standards.

  6. Paul Rudin said:
    cupra said:
    Paul Rudin said:

    [email hidden] writes:

    > Hey There,
    > Anyone into the old bikes? I did a movie about them entitled
    > KLUNKERZ. www.klunkerz.com. I believe the movie will be showing in
    > the U.K. with Brendt Barbours Bicycle Film Festival this year
    > www.bicyclefilmfestival.com. I enjoy riding modified 1930s and
    > 1940s heavyweights. Anyone else into
    > it?

    Blimey, and I thought my 15 year old Stumpjumper was old 🙂

    That's just inspired me to rebuild my 1991 Al Mega!

    Actually I'm kind of overhauling my Stumpy atm... it was sitting in
    bits in the garage for a few weeks until a few days ago. The hubs and
    rims were shot, so I've just ebay'd some new wheels and it's once
    again ridable.

    That's my next step....

    However, I'm seriously considering putting the original

    Quoted message said:

    (rigid) forks back on, I have some rock shocks indy sl forks on there
    atm, but they're really not that great, and it would be kind of nice
    (and lighter in any case) to have the original forks back on there.

    Still got the originals on mine, as as the frame is Aluminium it's a damn
    sight lighter than my Santa Cruz full susser!

    Quoted message said:


    I'm trying to remember exactly when I did buy it... IIRC it was about
    8xx quid new, which seemed like a lot then, although not that much by
    today's standards.

    Now you've got me... I think I paid around 400 quid for mine, reduced as the
    frame was marked.....

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