me too are fan of your work. i'd like to find a path racer. why you don't published your price and more info and photos? thanks best regards valentino from italy
What is a Path Racer? Path is the old fashioned Victorian/ Edwardian cycling term for track. So a path bike is purely for the track. High bottom bracket no clearances and no drillings for brakes. A Road-Path is a bike with track ends that is dual purpose for both road and track racing, angles not quite as steep and bottom bracket lower than a pure path (track bike). Normally the front fork crown is not drilled for a brake. They run 28" wheels, and feature horizontal drop-outs (Fish tails). Another term for Road-Path is Road-Track.
Who are Bishops? Bishops formed in 2009 by a group of New Zealand bike enthusiast in a garage on Bishop Street, Christchurch. They are dedicated to restoring and building custom Path Racers for all to enjoy.
More photo !!! i'm so fan of you work !
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me too are fan of your work.
ReplyDeletei'd like to find a path racer. why you don't published your price and more info and photos?
thanks
best regards
valentino from italy
awesome.. brada
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