My Savoy by:Royce Union

jeffmcbright

• Frame: Steel Frame Savoy by: Royce Union
• Forks: Coil Spring w/ Disc mount- SR Suntour Epicon X1 Stickers

• Front /Rear Brake: Shimano Acera V-brake BR-MR422
• Gear Shifters: Shimano ST-EF65 EZ-Fire PLUS (3x7)
• Chain: Shimano IG Chain
• Cassette/Freewheel: Shimano Mega Range MF-TZ31 7spd 2nd hand
• Crankset: Shimano non-series M131
• Bottom Bracket: Shimano BB-UN25
• Chainstay Protector: CF Sticker
• Pedals: Ordinary w/ Bearing’s
• Front Derailleur : Basic SunRace FD
• Rear Derailleur: Shimano Tourney TX75 SIS
• Brakes/Gears Cables: Shimano M-System, shimano-SIS and BARADINE rear mech cable.
• Grips: Viking X Lock-on Grips
• Handle Bars: Alloy Riser handle bar
• Stem: ZOOM Alloy w/ removable face
• Headset: W.H.W Standard
• Headset Spacers: W.H.W Standard
• Seat post: Alloy
• Saddle: New Century
• Seat Clamp: Alloy
• Bottle Cage: Alloy with air pump holder

• Wheelset: Mavic 136 26”
• Tyres: front: Leo tire 1.95 rear: MuddyMax 1.95
• Tubes: made in Philippines
• QR Skewers: Nova Tec

LET ME KNOW ANY SUGGESTIONS and ADVICE for MY BIKE. Thanks!







RESPECT my MTB...

paul.skibum

Have you been driving at 88mph again?

jeffmcbright

no, why Mr.paul.skibum?

Cat With No Tail

jeffmcbright wrote:

no, why Mr.paul.skibum?

Think McFly, think!

paul.skibum

Cat With No Tail wrote:

jeffmcbright wrote:

no, why Mr.paul.skibum?

Think McFly, think!

88mph is the speed to drive at if you want to travel back in time (assuming you have 1.21 gigawatts available and a flux capacitor) - having achieved this speed and arrived back in say 1994 you might find a bike similar to yours which you could buy, bring back to present day, take a photo of and put on the internet for people to admire.

Shame the forks aren't original. No one will believe your timetravel claims now.

97th choice

Philippine made tubes eh? Nice

jeffmcbright

paul.skibum wrote:

Cat With No Tail wrote:

jeffmcbright wrote:

no, why Mr.paul.skibum?

Think McFly, think!

88mph is the speed to drive at if you want to travel back in time (assuming you have 1.21 gigawatts available and a flux capacitor) - having achieved this speed and arrived back in say 1994 you might find a bike similar to yours which you could buy, bring back to present day, take a photo of and put on the internet for people to admire.

Shame the forks aren't original. No one will believe your timetravel claims now.

haha. thats cute..

jeffmcbright

97th choice wrote:

Philippine made tubes eh? Nice

yeah..

97th choice

Personally I would ditch the epicon stickers and colour code the fork lowers to the bike.