Panoramic
05-27-04, 05:19 PM
So this is my first year of serious cycling. I mountain bike, but can't help loving high speeds.
So I bought this reconditionned old bike for $60 to travel around school, when I realized that it doesn't suck for road cycling. It's a Pugeot (aparently, everyone has heard of this but me). Steel frame, old wheels, but everything is tuned up. I took off the kickstand and accesories, threw on my toe clips (the cleats to my spare clipless are broken), and am riding it 15k a day. Will this suffice for 2 hour rides? Is it a good way to go about having a road bike for cheap? Anything else I should do to it?
-Panoram Jazzman aka Panoramic
So I bought this reconditionned old bike for $60 to travel around school, when I realized that it doesn't suck for road cycling. It's a Pugeot (aparently, everyone has heard of this but me). Steel frame, old wheels, but everything is tuned up. I took off the kickstand and accesories, threw on my toe clips (the cleats to my spare clipless are broken), and am riding it 15k a day. Will this suffice for 2 hour rides? Is it a good way to go about having a road bike for cheap? Anything else I should do to it?
-Panoram Jazzman aka Panoramic
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