Done it!
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Done it!
I've been wanting to commute for a while and I have been doing it for 3 days. I love it!
A good 30 minutes, two times a day.
I'm hooked!
I own a vintage steve bauer (pretty cheap, but gets the job done), but now, I know someone whos selling an Italian Miele with great components for 300$ (can), so I might upgrade already.
woo!
A good 30 minutes, two times a day.
I'm hooked!
I own a vintage steve bauer (pretty cheap, but gets the job done), but now, I know someone whos selling an Italian Miele with great components for 300$ (can), so I might upgrade already.
woo!
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Good job.
The Miele should make a good commuter.
The Miele should make a good commuter.
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Originally Posted by RonH
The Miele should make a good commuter.
I hate dilemmas!
haha...
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Hooked another one.
Where do you reside?
Where do you reside?
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I think that Miele was (is?) a Canadian company that was founded by an Italian frame builder. By all accounts, they are nice bikes. A fellow named T-Mar here seems to know a bit about them.
Keep up the riding.
Keep up the riding.
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Originally Posted by capejohn
Hooked another one.
Where do you reside?
Where do you reside?
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It's great to see another convert to the commuting world. Keep it up!
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