u/Novel_Philosopher_18

I really want to ask the owner, but i don’t want to make it weird.

After trying to piece together an old harmony, and then modifying a squire affinity, I decided to just go the fender route.

1998 fender mim neck, someone drilled 3 or 4 sets of holes for the tuners and at the neck heel, they also sanded the heel of the neck for some reason? Feels great though. Had to buy tuners and a nut.

2005 fender limited body, can’t really find much info on this, besides that its a natural ash finish. Someone shielded the pick guard and cavity, and it looks like upgraded pots and wiring.

Overall pretty happy with this, besides the 2 failed attempts.

Got a Beta lead off facebook for a good deal. How does one go about finding the manufacturer date on these? Havent had a chance to plug it in yet, and it definitely needs cleaned.

Someone obviously put a different speaker in this, found out it’s an old k120, which is cool as hell.

Sorry for the bad pics, was out mountain biking and was resting on a hill when i saw this. Definitely did not want to be covered in sap.

Im assuming this is mealy tooth, or devils tooth? Haven’t found anything like this before, my books aren’t helping.

Got my first MTB recently and finally got to take it out, I’ve been riding road bikes for years. This is unexpectedly a completely different experience, and a lot harder than it looks.

I read my trail map wrong and ended up at the bottom of a “fire trail climb”, had to walk back up. Then i found a trail that was basically all rocks and learned the importance of not slowing down too much. Finally ended up at a pump track and went flying due to a pedal strike. 10/10 had fun and learned a lot. (I had protective gear)

Tips and first experience stories appreciated!

Terrible pics (except the one from the fb listing lol) , but picked this fixie up off fb a few weeks ago. Just got used to the toe clips and finally flipped the hub over. This is going to take some practice, but already having fun. Have always loved vintage Peugeots.