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10-12-11, 01:19 PM
I have no interest here, and don't even own a Handsome XOXO.
http://handsomecycles.com/bicycles/xoxo.php
But this is a copy of the Bridgestone XO-1, which is a cult favorite. I have a very similar bike, an XO-2, but the XOXO is made with better steel. I ride my XO-2 everywhere.
20 percent off and free shipping puts that bike at 1200 bucks out the door. That's less than an XO-1 would sell for on eBay.
My XO-2 is just about the perfect bike for my uses. The 26 inch wheels allow me to fun fenders and fat tires with no fear of toe overlap. I ride a 52cm so that's been an issue. I have racks front and back, with a front basket and rear panniers. It handles my commute, grocery shopping, camping trips, errands, long rides, dirt roads, you name it.
I sure wish I could justify buying an XOXO. If I didn't have the XO-2 I would buy one in a heartbeat.
http://handsomecycles.com/bicycles/xoxo.php
But this is a copy of the Bridgestone XO-1, which is a cult favorite. I have a very similar bike, an XO-2, but the XOXO is made with better steel. I ride my XO-2 everywhere.
20 percent off and free shipping puts that bike at 1200 bucks out the door. That's less than an XO-1 would sell for on eBay.
My XO-2 is just about the perfect bike for my uses. The 26 inch wheels allow me to fun fenders and fat tires with no fear of toe overlap. I ride a 52cm so that's been an issue. I have racks front and back, with a front basket and rear panniers. It handles my commute, grocery shopping, camping trips, errands, long rides, dirt roads, you name it.
I sure wish I could justify buying an XOXO. If I didn't have the XO-2 I would buy one in a heartbeat.