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30-06.-2003, 04:18 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2003
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Claude Butler San Remo 2003 model, or Dawes Giro 200?
Hey guys.
I was just wondering, which of the two above bikes would you favour? I have had a write on the Dawes Giro 200, and havn't ever seen the San Remo in real life. They are of similar prices, and I would like your opinion of the better of the two. I like the low riding position on the Giro, but I guess this could be achieved by flipping the stem on the San Remo, if it's not allready low enough. What other differences are there between the two models? Any replies are apreciated, cheers, Mat |
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27-07.-2003, 04:02 AM
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Re: Claude Butler San Remo 2003 model, or Dawes Giro 200?
I too have been looking at these two bikes and also the Barrcuda Azzuri, and as a newbie would also be interested in any feedback from other users. Cheers
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28-07.-2003, 02:16 AM
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Re: Re: Claude Butler San Remo 2003 model, or Dawes Giro 200?
I ended up getting the Giro 300, found it cheep on mail order for the same price i was going to pay for the 200 (£300). It's great. Get the best you can afford, it will be worth it.
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