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lovemymiyata
07-29-08, 12:45 PM
Wow I'm so excited to be on this forum! I love my bikes like my own limbs (and shouldn't a good bike be an extension of our body?) and feel right at home here. I'll attach pics of my limbs (tee hee) in case anybody's interested. : ) Anne
p.s. - the Schwinn is my beater bike, mostly just for dirt trails (Town Lake) around Austin. The Miyata has done the MS 150 (not by me) and now 2 triathlons (Danskin and Rogue Women's Tri).

jdamaso84
07-29-08, 01:54 PM
Welcome fellow newbie! :)
East Hill
07-29-08, 09:01 PM
Hello LMM, you've done a nice job with the Miyata, but I am intrigued by the handlebar arrangement on the Schwinn...perhaps a front view?

Welcome to BF, and feel free to PM me with any questions :) !

East Hill
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lovemymiyata
08-04-08, 11:53 AM
okay here's a pic of the schwinn butterfly handlebars (at least that's what i was told they are called). : )
East Hill
08-05-08, 05:21 AM
Yes, very nice. That definitely allows for a variety of hand/wrist positions :) .

East Hill
10 Wheels
08-05-08, 05:26 AM
okay here's a pic of the schwinn butterfly handlebars (at least that's what i was told they are called). : )

Nice bikes. Where is the limb pics on the bikes?