Curtis Cruiser

[chrisv39]

Would love one of those 20" Pros though!!

Think they're all spoken for. Very expensive too in my opinion compared to an original one.

[Gashead]

Would love one of those 20" Pros though!!

Think they're all spoken for. Very expensive too in my opinion compared to an original one.

.......yep, I paid £90 for my original one 

[chrisv39]

Would love one of those 20" Pros though!!

Think they're all spoken for. Very expensive too in my opinion compared to an original one.

.......yep, I paid £90 for my original one 

Bargain! I think mine was £99 in 1984. As I had a Curtis I'd love another one but can't afford a reissue one or an OG one. I dont know what Brian's costs are these days to make these frames but just seem very expensive to me when you can pick up an original one for less money.

[Gashead]

Where di you get yours.....mine was Bikeology Bristol

[steve69]

Very clean and crisp build you got there Nick 

[chrisv39]

Where di you get yours.....mine was Bikeology Bristol

Little bike shop in Stockton on Tees can't remember the name now. They weren't very popular up here in the north east, I can't remember seeing another one in our area. My dad was into British motorbikes and loved anything British made. I still remember him telling me about how good the braizing was and how superior it was to the USA frames that me and all my friends wanted, also it was about 2/3 of the price of GTs Skyways etc. I sold it complete in the early 90s to a neighbours kid to fund a night out for £25 DOH!

[chrisv39]

Not a cruiser fan usually but that is stunning 

[brettypeeps]

Nice that Nickers. If I was ever to deviate from a 20 I would want something like that.


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