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Old 09-15-12, 06:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Pinigis
I view the Fox model mainly as a multi-mode commuter, so I didn't forsee a demand for the "braze ons", but we will include them on the next production run. Thanks for the input!
Not just the Fox, by the way. I got a 'new model year' Crane ('13) and was pleasantly surprised to find braze-ons forward of the hinge, enough so that I didn't kick the bottle cage while hopping on and off, nor does the cage interfere with the fold. Having the weight of water at the tube instead of off-center in a pocket of my backpack doesn't hurt either.
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Originally Posted by KlibanQat
Not just the Fox, by the way. I got a 'new model year' Crane ('13) and was pleasantly surprised to find braze-ons forward of the hinge, enough so that I didn't kick the bottle cage while hopping on and off, nor does the cage interfere with the fold. Having the weight of water at the tube instead of off-center in a pocket of my backpack doesn't hurt either.
I am glad to hear that the little touches do make a difference. ;-)
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aren't bike fridays substantially made in the usa? except for maybe tires??
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Originally Posted by smallwheeler
aren't bike fridays substantially made in the usa? except for maybe tires??
Go back and read post #60.
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Originally Posted by violini
Are the bikes proudly made in USA?

notice that the guy from origami stopped responding to this thread as soon as the above question was asked...
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Originally Posted by tcs
Go back and read post #60.
thanks for pointing that out.
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"The Bike Friday frames are manufactured in the USA. I don't know if the steel tubes and fittings used are American or imported. The tires, tubes, rims, spokes, hubs, cassette, derailleur, chain, crank, bottom bracket, pedals, seatpost, saddle, fenders, brakes, cables, levers, shifters, stem, bars, grips, bell - pretty much everything that turns a bare frame into a complete, rideable bicycle - are imported."

thomson seatposts, canecreek headsets, white industries BB.. sure, everything is made in china, but its worth noting when it isn't.
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Originally Posted by smallwheeler
notice that the guy from origami stopped responding to this thread as soon as the above question was asked...
The question in question was in post #23. The "guy from Origami" answered that very question in post #28, and also posted #s 27, 29, 31, 35, 37, 43, 44, 45, 46, 54, 56, 57, 59, 64, 67, 69 and 72.
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Originally Posted by tcs
The question in question was in post #23. The "guy from Origami" answered that very question in post #28, and also posted #s 27, 29, 31, 35, 37, 43, 44, 45, 46, 54, 56, 57, 59, 64, 67, 69 and 72.
not to mention that "the guy from Origami" responded to this thread three (3) post above his accusation....
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sorry fellas.. my mistake.. lesson learned: read more. post less.
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Originally Posted by tcs
The question in question was in post #23. The "guy from Origami" answered that very question in post #28, and also posted #s 27, 29, 31, 35, 37, 43, 44, 45, 46, 54, 56, 57, 59, 64, 67, 69 and 72.
I thought that was the gearing when i first looked !!
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