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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (16)Posted: 14:41 - 15 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (19)

The Gladstone No.1. Built by Guy Willison and Henry Cole.
Only nine to be built of this custom Bobber.

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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (33)Posted: 15:57 - 15 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (36)

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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (47)Posted: 16:10 - 15 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (50)

Nice looking bike. No Jolk.

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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (59)Posted: 16:34 - 15 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (62)

Didn't think the back wheel could be the furthest item of the bike at the back. C&U ji*zz?

Looks alright, no doubt its absolutely useless on the roads other than pottering around and boy that is gonna be a dick to keep clean, but I think it looks decent.

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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (74)Posted: 16:45 - 15 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (77)
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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (88)Posted: 17:17 - 15 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (91)

I thought that a bobber was supposed to be built by taking bits off a preexisting bike.

That frame looks brand new bespoke. That makes it a custom, not a bobber.
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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (102)Posted: 17:24 - 15 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (105)

Gladstone No.1's sounds like a brand of fa*gs. My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (106)
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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (117)Posted: 17:26 - 15 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (120)

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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (132)Posted: 23:59 - 15 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (135)

With no front mudguard you'd really need a rainpal to ride that
in wet weather
Impractical, overpriced, poseur crap anyway IMO, 9 is too many
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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (147)Posted: 09:41 - 16 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (150)
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He's nothing without his mate Gregor McEwan.

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Didn't think the back wheel could be the furthest item of the bike at the back. C&U ji*zz?


Type approval.

That'll be put through an MVSA test. I mean, maybe. Or that could be left as an exercise for the owner.

No mudguard = C&U fail, but apparently not necessary for MSVA.
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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (160)Posted: 02:28 - 17 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (163)

why do hipsters hate silencers on exhausts?

is it because they never ride these terrible things?

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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (172)Posted: 23:18 - 17 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (175)

apparently my post was confusing to some.

lest go into it a little more.

its 2018 and in the name of fashion they make a bike that sounds like a poorly maintained bit of farm machinery.
looks like it was knocked up by a scrap man.
if the promo video is to be believed it cant be ridden in a straight line.

some bikes are annoying to live near.
i think this bike would be annoying to own.

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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (188)Posted: 23:27 - 17 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (191)
wristjob wrote:

apparently my post was confusing to some.

lest go into it a little more.

its 2018 and in the name of fashion they make a bike that sounds like a poorly maintained bit of farm machinery.
looks like it was knocked up by a scrap man.
if the promo video is to be believed it cant be ridden in a straight line.

some bikes are annoying to live near.
i think this bike would be annoying to own.

Sounds just like those what come out of Milwaukee.
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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (201)Posted: 05:58 - 18 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (204)

* its DNA
* pared
* carburettor
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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (215)Posted: 10:02 - 18 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (218)

My 1 year old could get that tank decal down with fewer bubbles underneath.

It's not something I would own, or advocate that someone else should build.

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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (228)Posted: 12:02 - 20 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (231)
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*yoke

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apparently my post was confusing to some.

If you’d read the article it has no mentioned of hipsters involved in the build. No silencers means more noise, some people like that, like thousands of them, always have.
I’d personally never own a bike that made this much noise but then again this is for the kind of owner who has more than three or four bikes to choose from.
The build and quality is impressive, I’ve seen scrappy bobbers and this isn’t one of them.

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* its DNA
* pared
* carburettor

Ah fair play, I didn’t realise the spell check missed one T from that.
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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (248)Posted: 12:09 - 20 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (251)
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Comeon, you've been on here long enough to know how these things go.

It's because there's no subframe and the chain has a tensioner.

A hardtail with a blueprinted T140 lump. I bet it can put power down in a way that would startle many and is probably more than capable of utterly overwhelming their choice of tyre.
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My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (262)Posted: 12:17 - 20 Jun 2018 Post subject: My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (265)
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Comeon, you've been on here long enough to know how these things go.

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A hardtail with a blueprinted T140 lump. I bet it can put power down in a way that would startle many and is probably more than capable of utterly overwhelming their choice of tyre.

When I saw the photos before going to do the road test, I was more excited about the Ducati Sportclassic 1000S but it was this that I enjoyed more. Loads of grunt and really easy to ride.
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I bet it can put power down in a way that would startle many and is probably more than capable of utterly overwhelming their choice of tyre.


Or brakes. Brake? Does it actually have one on the rear? My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (284)
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Or brakes. Brake? Does it actually have one on the rear? My road test and review of the Gladstone No.1 (300)

Half width, rod activated drum on the rear, same as your enfield, stand on it hard enough, it'll lock. Exotic 4-leading drum on the front probably has enough bite to be going on with providing you keep on top of adjustment. Heat dissipation may be an issue, even with the big air-scoops. i wouldn't rely on a second big stop in quick succession.
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