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12-09.-2004, 10:44 PM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
Had Specialized, now have a KONA
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15-09.-2004, 07:13 AM
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Location: Houston, Texas
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Re: What type of bike do you have
Used to own a Gary Fisher MB, loved it. But, alas, there are fewer mountains in Houston than Democrats. So switched to road biking about a year ago and have found my true biking passion.
Now have a Specialized Allez Elite that I just rebult with new Mavic hubs and Ultegra components. Great bike, nice weight and smooth ride. |
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16-09.-2004, 12:39 PM
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Location: Kentucky
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Re: What type of bike do you have
My wife rides an '04 trek 4900 and I ride an '05 trek fuel 70
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19-09.-2004, 11:33 AM
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Location: metro dc USA
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Re: What type of bike do you have
I might be able to afford a used trek, in the future but; right now i have a (month old) giant stp2-urban assault bike w/ rhino lite rims shod w/ 2.3 in. wide tyres & a marzocchi 120mm travel shock. Pretty happy w/ it.
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22-09.-2004, 04:49 PM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
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i have a GT speed series 20" 12 speed. within the next month or 2 i am hoping to buy a giant stp1.
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23-09.-2004, 09:34 AM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
I have a 2004 Specialized Epic for mountain.
For road I have a Trek 5200 |
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24-09.-2004, 04:59 AM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
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 It is done...I have a bike!!!! |
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27-09.-2004, 01:55 AM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
I have a 98 Cannondale F2000 with full 2000 XT-R on it.
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28-09.-2004, 07:19 AM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
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30-09.-2004, 03:47 AM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
'96 Stumpjumper A1 FS
building: '00 S-works FSR: XT drivetrain Avid discs RaceFace Turbine LP cranks Fox Vanilla R fork Chris King headset Thompson post Easton bar and stem XT hubs laced to RhynoLites on Panaracers Jamis Durango: (for my gf) LX-Acera drivetrain Judy fork RockShox post XT V-brakes |
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02-10.-2004, 03:58 AM
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Location: Oklahoma City
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Re: What type of bike do you have
Schwinn Mesa
Manitou SXR fork All XT Sun Sub4 rims Kenda 1.75 Kozmic Lite II tires I ride 90% on pavement with the other 10% on fire road type terrain so my main concerns are weight and rolling resistance. It weighs 24.5 lbs right now. It will probably get a Manitou Skareb or the like this winter to upgrade and drop close to another pound or so.
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Living For Him, Riding For Him 97 Schwinn Homegrown Hardtail Manitou SX-R Fork All XT w/Hollowtech II, V Brakes Sun Sub-4 Rims Kenda Kozmik Lite II Tires |
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02-10.-2004, 03:37 PM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
Love my Trek 4300 it's more bike than I need but a great starter bike. My first mountain bike. I ride trails about 80 miles a week in the summer. I have only had the bike for 45 days and find it to be an extraordinary piece of equipment. Been looking at the Fuel bikes. Maybe next year....
 Also have an old Raliegh road bike that I have been riding for years. Chain comes off somtimes but it can really scoot! |
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06-10.-2004, 03:04 AM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
Circa '81 SR Semi Pro
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06-10.-2004, 12:19 PM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
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update: finally got the X1, luv it, i would like to upgrade the front and rear shock, but compared to my hardtail, it's a keeper. tio |
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08-10.-2004, 08:43 AM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
I have a Marin bobcat trail and two Trek road bikes. Just got my Marin.
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