Bicycles - anyone ride?

Bicycles - anyone ride?

  • fixed wheel

    Votes: 29 10.4%

  • single speed

    Votes: 50 17.9%

  • all the gears and then some

    Votes: 201 71.8%
  • Total voters
    280
thefsb said:
those are so expensive for what you get. for less money you can have a full custom serotta with whatever tire/fender spacing, brake/rack mounts you need. much better frames. and no nerdy tolkein references.
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It depends on the Dollar/Yen relationship. I got my Rambouillet frame for $900...

- Cesar
 
bobkonos said:
Ron (visiondr),

Glad you like the bikes. Yep, it is T. Monk. What can be said tha has not already been said about his genius? You have a swell shop in Portland: River City Bicycles, owned by an old friend and ex-bike shop boss of mine, Dave Guettler. I suggest you work with Dave and build up a Surly Cross Check as they are well made and a good value. Maybe add his hand made wooden fenders.

ernstk: does your Gios have the coins in the fork crown?
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Thanks for the heads up on River City. I've purchased a few smaller items there over the years, but never a complete bike. Should I ask for Dave Guettler and drop your name? I'm not looking for some kind of deal, just a good set up as I'm pretty new to this biking thing (except for all those years as a kid tooling around on bikes).
 
visiondr said:
Thanks for the heads up on River City. I've purchased a few smaller items there over the years, but never a complete bike. Should I ask for Dave Guettler and drop your name? I'm not looking for some kind of deal, just a good set up as I'm pretty new to this biking thing (except for all those years as a kid tooling around on bikes).
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Yes, by all means tell Dave that Bob Rogen sent you and says hello. Dave is full of good energy, and his staff is helpful. And he has an espresso machine running all day on Saturday to add to the experience...
 
bobkonos said:
Yes, by all means tell Dave that Bob Rogen sent you and says hello. Dave is full of good energy, and his staff is helpful. And he has an espresso machine running all day on Saturday to add to the experience...
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Thanks, I might drop by some time next week.
 
jszokoli said:
Bike's and cameras. It's funny, it was Grant (Owner of Rivendell) that mentioned in a post the Bessa L, I googled, found Stephens Camera quest site a off I went.

Some pictures (some of bikes);
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35028124@N00/

Joe Szokoli
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Joe,
Those are some nice bikes. Which one is your favorite? Which gets the most ride time?
 
erikhaugsby said:
Will somebody buy me the White Cross?
Like now?
Please?

😀
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That is one sweet ride. I'd really only change the seat. Damn, that thing looks like and instrument of torture! A nice Brooks B-17 would be nice.
 
This is my fantastic Specialized Stumpjumper FSR 120 😀
it's a hell of a bike... Really fantastic!!!

I have also an old road bike I exchanged with a camera some year ago, but I like off road much more...

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visiondr,
The Moots is a great bike. The frame is light and reponsive . The quality of construction is hard to beat. I think the quality of titanium ( aside from weight) as a frame material is more apparent when used in road bike frames where it seems to damp out some of the road buzz you seem to get with aluminum frames behaving more like steel. The Ybb has a rear shock of sorts which adds to the plush qualiy of the frame. I ride that bike when I ride on dirt roads or unpaved rails to trails. I find I enjoy it more for these tasks than the Klein mountain bike I had.
The frame is expensive but then I limit my hobbies to a few !
Joe
 
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