Fit 'Flow'
11-09-05, 11:34 AM
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Fit 'Flow'
Hi There.
Fit are coming out with a range of frames, forks and bars under the Flow Series name. If you are looking for an affordable component designed by fit with all the features of a USA Fit at a lower price this is the deal for you. To save expenses production of the line takes place in Taiwan, these frames, forks and bars will be of the highest quality possible for Taiwanese made parts higher quality than that of federal, fly and other such companies. Fit has a history in the industry for good designs. The frame is full crmo double butted tubing, Mid BB, Internal headset, Micro dropouts and seatstay brakes weighing in at a mere 5,3 lbs. The forks are a strong lightweight replica of the series two forks.
heres some pics. what do you guys think?
Fit are coming out with a range of frames, forks and bars under the Flow Series name. If you are looking for an affordable component designed by fit with all the features of a USA Fit at a lower price this is the deal for you. To save expenses production of the line takes place in Taiwan, these frames, forks and bars will be of the highest quality possible for Taiwanese made parts higher quality than that of federal, fly and other such companies. Fit has a history in the industry for good designs. The frame is full crmo double butted tubing, Mid BB, Internal headset, Micro dropouts and seatstay brakes weighing in at a mere 5,3 lbs. The forks are a strong lightweight replica of the series two forks.
heres some pics. what do you guys think?
11-09-05, 02:48 PM
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Are you their marketing person now?
11-09-05, 03:05 PM
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those logic frames were **** a few years ago. these frames seem good, lighter than any other fit, mid bb, integrated headtube.$40 cheaper because it's not made in america
11-13-05, 09:39 AM
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i dont get the Flow series...there only like $30ish cheaper...and for a frame in my opinion its not alot of money....its not much of a discount...i would rather just wait for a S3....and during my wait get the extra $40ish....
isnt the S3 like 4 pounds 12 oz or something?
isnt the S3 like 4 pounds 12 oz or something?
12-12-05, 08:58 PM
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the fit flow series is just series 2 frames with mid bbs and internal headsets taht are made overseas so they are cheaper. i got my s3 on preorder and it should be hwere with in the next 2 weeks
12-12-05, 09:05 PM
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No need to rush your typing when bumping an old thread.
