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12-20-2012 03:18 PM |
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Originally Posted by swim
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I have a 2009 SE Lager. It's light, low maintenance and too expensive for a road bike. It's survived some pretty nasty wrecks. I guess I have too.
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Nice. BMX inspired single-speed road bikes are my favorite thing right now. I figured you meant "not" too expensive.. so it's cool that it has survived wrecks. I love bikes that can take a beating. In fact, I don't feel all that comfortable riding in traffic unless I'm on a bike that I know won't break if I'm in a minor collision with a car. Also, I prefer to be able to ride on gravel and dirt and hop curbs and such.
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Originally Posted by FRED HALE SR.
(Post 1265991)
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Good to see a beach cruiser actually being used to cruise to the beach. :)
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Originally Posted by bob.
(Post 1266126)
i love the look of beach cruisers :)
swim....what do you mean by "too expensive for a road bike"?
anyways....MANY pictures of my baby....a very expensive road bike
http://i599.photobucket.com/albums/t...lFrontal_1.jpg
the specs :)
early 90s hand welded Ron Cooper frame and forks
Cinelli Centurion drop bars
Cinelli quill stem
hand spoked DT Swiss deep v rims with double butted spokes
Shimano Ultegra SL prototype group....originally owned by Greg LeMond
the only difference now from when i took these pics (right after he was built....somewhere in 2009)....is the pedals....i've since started liking egg-beaters
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Very, very nice. Is this the bike that you mentioned "saving from a kid who wanted to turn it into a fixie" a while back?
I'll dig up some pictures of my road bike (an Eddie Merckx Century TSX circa 1990) and show them next. |
