Any good Singlespeed shops?

TiBoy
TiBoy Posts: 366
edited October 2010 in Road general
I have been bitten by the single speed but and am currently building my 2nd one from an old 80's steel frame. My 1st was done on the cheap from an old BSA but I want this one to be a bit more special. I have found Velosolo and was wondering if there are any other places selling nice stuff without breaking the bank.

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Sunday September Ultegra SL
Raleigh and BSA single speed
Specialised Rockhopper comp disc
And some others

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  • redvee
    redvee Posts: 11,922
    The bikeshop by the seaside is also worth a look, they also sell on Ebay but the shop prices are a litle cheaper as there are no Ebay fees to cover.
    I've added a signature to prove it is still possible.
  • ex-pat scot
    ex-pat scot Posts: 939
    charliethebikemonger
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  • one_bad_mofo
    one_bad_mofo Posts: 86
    If it's a road single speed then hubjub, but if it's an mtb then try Sideways Cycles.
  • pete.whelan
    pete.whelan Posts: 788
    Brick Lane Bikes, London
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  • TiBoy
    TiBoy Posts: 366
    Thanks guys, love the BLB Wing nuts.
    Sunday September Ultegra SL
    Raleigh and BSA single speed
    Specialised Rockhopper comp disc
    And some others
  • flashes
    flashes Posts: 229
    Charlie's yer man.............only a few hundred yards from a seriously good fish and chip shop, who could ask for more...........
  • nikstar1
    nikstar1 Posts: 103
    try Primera - they've got shops in Dorset but also a great website... there's a whole fixie section
  • grim3ur
    grim3ur Posts: 46
    Velodrama gets stuff in from the states like soma and pake
  • singlespeedexplosif
    singlespeedexplosif Posts: 1,564
    +1 for the lovely Tim @ Sideways Cycles

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