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Old 09-29-04, 09:27 AM
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Agreed, as long as it's in shape mechanically, (shifters, brakes, drivetrain) it can handle probably more than what YOU can handle. No offense.

You don't need a new bike to have fun!

You also don't need a top of the line bike to have fun!

You just need a bike!

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