you should get that
and this
And these
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Some of the Simworks USA people were at the Westside enduro a couple weeks ago.
that filled with pocari sweat
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That filled with mayonnaise
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I’m at the conbini 
I’m at the izakaya 
I’m at the combination conbini and izakaya
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junior roadie
mayo-dairy-water with creatine could be the next big thing!
like a greasy rivella
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cursed gu
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$500, BYO tires/saddle
the lightest road bike frame you could purchase legally at the time
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10” of seatpost and he clamps the top tube.
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Anybody need a EBB singlespeed (or geared it has a derailleur hanger)? Old school steep angles, I probably have the geometry chart saved somewhere from when I used to own a non-ebb version.
Eyeballing it this is very likely a “large” size.
Zion was a Jenson house brand that was nicer than they had any right to be, closer to a Salsa than a Surly.
$75 muddy fox courier
i think the branding on this specific bike has worked really well on me, plus the sorta rarity on this side of the atlantic. is this basically just a run of the mill 26" bike?
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I think it is yeah pretty run of the mill. Looks like early Stumpjumper kinda geometry quite slack. I note chainstay u-brake, shifters mounted to brake levers, nutted axles.
ATMO: enjoy as-is, if you want to resto-mod something and swap a bunch of parts I’d start with a better base frameset if you have the budget to do so.
Edit: amended to say add fenders, tires, and a front basket and it will probably ride comfortably forever as a great townie. Looks like it’s led an easy life so far.
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that chain stay u-brake is maybe the deal breaker tbh. I haven’t had to deal with one before and I don’t really want to start now
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u-brake on stays is fine, no hassle.
i’d buy a pathfinder with the kool yellow-black crackle paint
maybe hold out for one of these
gfc
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Wild! I’ve never seen that and had to look it up to figure out how/why it works.
Chainstay u brake is just a canti with different geometry