Oont Brewskie

Posted on October 26th 2011

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this is an 80s Motobecane Mirage that i converted into a fixed gear. most of the bike is stock except for the rim set and raiser bars.

Submitted by Daniel Boothe

12 Comments Received

anthony cobb
October 26th, 2011 @2:28 pm

“Raiser bars”?

JaKrazyM8
October 26th, 2011 @3:28 pm

Great budget build. Whatever the bar is looks good.

sloman
October 26th, 2011 @8:03 pm

Riser ,razor,raisor whatever those bars are hideous and the brake setup worse. All leading up to that turd of a seat. Would have made a sweet restoration with a set of drops and a Sella.Bad convertion. Foot straps would be good either way.

JCogswell
October 27th, 2011 @1:47 pm

wow, this bike is ugly. Original paint looked waaay better than crap brown, hate the dumpy seat, hate both bar styles, rims look too small for frame, chainring is ridiculously huge for most applications and red hubs are just icing on this shitcake

Jimmy Digget
October 27th, 2011 @10:33 pm

original paint

ddave
October 28th, 2011 @10:10 am

Sloman: What is a “stella bad convertion”?

ddave
October 28th, 2011 @10:11 am

Sloman: What is a “sella bad convertion”?

sloman
October 28th, 2011 @11:59 am

Sella Italia saddle. It’s a bad “conversion”(IMO). My bad typing again.

blendo
October 28th, 2011 @12:23 pm

*Selle Italia. I was confused for a bit and thought that another saddle company with a similar name existed.

spikeydave
October 30th, 2011 @12:07 am

I too have a Motobecane and will also agree the seat on yours is horrible. Mine had the same type of two piece seat post and I had to trash it. I think you could save a quarter pound with a 20 dollar modern seat post and a 20 dollar seat. The bike would also look a lot more svelte. The bars look weird too but other than that the bike looks great.