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10-12.-2003, 02:59 PM
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My honey needs a road bike
I 've been looking at the trek 2000 wsd, specialized sequaye,cannondale r400 wsd, raleigh capri wsd. The raleigh capri has 105 componants and much a cheaper price. Is this a wal-mart level frame with nice parts? Hope someone can share some knowledge.
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13-12.-2003, 01:10 AM
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Re: My honey needs a road bike
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Thanks for no feeback. The Raleigh is a new 2003 for 450.00 out the the door at a bike shop. I like Trek and cannondale but what a price for a 105 bike, with adjustable levers.For that price I guess we could upgrade the frame later if we wanted something lighter. Hey, maybe a lightspeed is next years bike. |
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15-12.-2003, 09:55 AM
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check out Airborne.net...Good prices and fully customizeable selections. They have mostly Ti bikes but their Tunderbolt rocks. I just picked one up with full ultegra and Mavic Ksyrium elite's, Reynolds carbon fork for $1400 frame starts at 299...you pick you components.
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15-12.-2003, 01:55 PM
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thanks t-bolt i'll check them out
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15-12.-2003, 03:12 PM
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Re: Re: My honey needs a road bike
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Nothing wrong with Raleigh, in fact, I'm happy to see any company selling a a sub $500 road bike that's a good ride. Check out Fuji as well-- $450 will get a quality bike there as well Trek and Cannondale are great bike companies, but they need to be more realistic about the amount of money people want to spend to start riding. |
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15-12.-2003, 03:33 PM
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Re: Re: Re: My honey needs a road bike
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Thanks tacomee, the raleigh will picked up thurs. Maybe we post some pics. Thanks again |
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