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12-10.-2004, 06:08 AM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
Road racers: Colnago, Olmo, Puch, 2 Austro-Daimlers, Legnano fixed-gear.
Track: Bianchi Pista. MTB: Merlin hardtail, no-name Red Chinese full-suspension prototype with Shimano 7-speed hub (11 built). 3-speed: Hercules, Steyr. Cruisers: Schwinn Typhoon, Schwinn Corvette, Schwinn Twinn Tandem. |
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12-10.-2004, 06:24 AM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
Road - Bottecchia (one fit and another for parts).
MTB - Harro. I also have 2 ancient road bikes for extra spares... Peugeout aluminium and Raleigh 501. I never sell or give away old bikes! 
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17-10.-2004, 02:11 AM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
I own 2 Cannondales and have ridden them since i was 13 years old. I currently have a jekyll and a scalpel and will never switch.
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21-10.-2004, 07:37 AM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
I have schwinn s-30
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29-10.-2004, 06:02 PM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
wooh i now have a Giant XtC 2
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29-10.-2004, 10:05 PM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
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Yeah for me I got a bike for my 31st birthday. 05 Specialized Hardrock Sport!! Yeah................Later. |
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13-11.-2004, 11:21 AM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
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13-11.-2004, 03:27 PM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
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13-11.-2004, 06:58 PM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
I have a 1999 khs fxt sport. I know good names carry good bikes like trek, haro, specialized ext... but lately i've been looking for a bike prefferably f/s and lave found some with all the bells and whistles that look and perform really nice. the problem has been finding a bike with "personality" like my khs, its like an old mercedes with that cromoly frame that has that "they don't build them like they used to" feel to it. i've seen friends snap their expensive cool looking frames while mine just keeps on truckin'.
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15-11.-2004, 03:01 AM
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Location: SE Michigan
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Re: What type of bike do you have
MTB Castellano Soft tail and Titus Racer X
Road - Felt F55 Old collectables: Altala Townie (70's vintage) Campy Vallentino der. and other parts Torpado Road Racer (60's vintage) Campy stuff on it as well. |
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16-11.-2004, 10:30 PM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
Tour Easy recumbent. Bought this July and like it. Much faster and more comfortable that my old Fuji or alternate Diamondback mountain bike.
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17-11.-2004, 12:10 AM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
Im a bit of a build me upper,
Built a Trek 6700 frame with full XT Incl discs and Manitou Platinum fork (2004) Recently re furbished my 1995 Marin Nail trail with full LX set up and re sprayed, (what an awesome ride) use it for indoor training & some road races to irrtate my mates. My roadie Trek 5500 2004
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17-11.-2004, 12:11 AM
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Location: Pretoria, South Africa
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Re: What type of bike do you have
Im a bit of a build me upper,
Built a Trek 6700 frame with full XT Incl discs and Manitou Platinum fork (2004) Recently re furbished my 1995 Marin Nail trail with full LX set up and re sprayed, (what an awesome ride) use it for indoor training & some road races to irrtate my mates. My roadie Trek 5500 2004 (bike is faster than rider)
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18-11.-2004, 11:12 AM
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Location: wisconsin
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Re: What type of bike do you have
I got a Salsa Caballero and a Surly Karate Monkey Singlespeed as a commuter, though i dig the single speed way more than the geared bike. Im sick like that, especially since in Marquette, Michigan it doesnt matter which way you go, youre climbing some big ass hill
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25-11.-2004, 01:57 PM
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Re: What type of bike do you have
A 2002 Free Agent 'Betty' Hartail w/2001 Marzocchi Bomber Z-5 fork.
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