Brother Cycles T-Shirts

Brother cycles now has t-shirts up for grabs at their website, I’m a big fan of their logo and of black t-shirts so this is right up my street. Pick one up in their shop.

brother cycles t-shirt

They also posted the photo below to their blog this week with the good old fashioned ‘coming soon’ tagline, black on black is always good, some nice black decals is all I need to make my bike fully goth. I’ve been riding my Brother Cycles frame for a few months now and I absolutely love it, I will NEVER EVER buy a frame without threaded dropout adjusters again, this thing just holds that back hub in place perfectly, no more slack chain and no more spending ages getting the tension in the first place. The paint is tough as nails too, I really shouldn’t have said that because it’ll probably get all scratched up now but what the hey. If you are after a really decent frameset for a really decent price then start with Brother Cycles, I’m not easily pleased and I am pleased!

fixed gear parts, fixed gear frame

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Posted in Fixed, Shopping
On 23/08/2010
  • L Campbell

    Speaking of “threaded dropout adjusters ” I would like to respectfully suggest that you check out ‘Tug Nuts’. I find them MUCH easier to work with.

    • Ty

      I really like the integrated ones but the tugnuts would deffo do the job, I was going to get one until I found out my frame had them built in. They are a bit ugly though don’t you think?

  • L Campbell

    Speaking of “threaded dropout adjusters ” I would like to respectfully suggest that you check out ‘Tug Nuts’. I find them MUCH easier to work with.

    • Ty

      I really like the integrated ones but the tugnuts would deffo do the job, I was going to get one until I found out my frame had them built in. They are a bit ugly though don’t you think?

  • L Campbell

    I make my own tug nuts, Ty and, yes, they can be ugly but they don’t have to be. Usually, when I make mine, I silver solder a piece of chain link (the flat piece with the 2 rivet holes) to the threaded adjuster, kind of like a wingnut and this way I never need a tool to turn the adjuster.

  • L Campbell

    I make my own tug nuts, Ty and, yes, they can be ugly but they don’t have to be. Usually, when I make mine, I silver solder a piece of chain link (the flat piece with the 2 rivet holes) to the threaded adjuster, kind of like a wingnut and this way I never need a tool to turn the adjuster.