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Patterson F & F

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Webdawg:
pmsl, wot u lot like :LolLolLolLol:

re chroming then i think buddy ratty's gonna ride it in osss since his rl forks cracked :(

MartyC:

--- Quote from: Webdawg on June 03, 2007, 10:08 PM ---pmsl, wot u lot like :LolLolLolLol:

re chroming then i think buddy ratty's gonna ride it in osss since his rl forks cracked :(

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A word of caution (and I'm not joking) the forks on the Patterson are prone to cracking too as the dropouts are very thin and suffer stress loading  :daumenhoch: .

BTW, a Patterson needs to be chrome, I don't recall them being available in colours, if re-chroming is not an option sell it to me and I promise to get it rechromed  >:D  :LolLolLolLol:.

Does it look like this one?  You can see what I mean about the dropouts on the forks, I went through two sets bitd and ended up with a pair of Tange Mega Forks as they were practially indestructable  :LolLolLolLol:.

RATTY:
wow, Im gonna be riding a patterson...... Will swap the forks out though, dont wanna break anymore :laugh:

MartyC:

--- Quote from: RATTY on June 03, 2007, 10:16 PM ---wow, Im gonna be riding a patterson...... Will swap the forks out though, dont wanna break anymore :laugh:

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Tony, you will be one lucky buggar, would love to get my hands on another Patterson Pro like that  :smitten:.

Zippy:
I have to say I bought one I used to ride round on as a kid and it was a heap of shite. Heavy as feck, christ knows how they were ever considered anygood as a race bike. Needless to say it got sold pretty sharpish.

Oh here's a picture of it.









Oh here it is before it got resto'd. Still using the wheels and the seat on my Robinson race bike.



By the way I'm full of shite, it was a lovely bike really.  :LolLolLolLol:

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