I added 2 more Bicycles to my inventory
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I added 2 more Bicycles to my inventory
One is a Sterling/Univega Woman's road bike. I am gifting this to a friend that I did a century ride with last year. The bicycle is in fantastic condition
The other one is a Marin Bobcat-trail hard tail mountain bike.
The other one is a Marin Bobcat-trail hard tail mountain bike.
04-16-11, 10:27 AM
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Nice!
How many bikes do you have now?
How many bikes do you have now?
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Okay, you have a roadie, a newly acquired mtb for the dirt, and your Trek does double duty as your Touring rig.
What's next- fixie, CX, e-bike, or a 'bent?
What's next- fixie, CX, e-bike, or a 'bent?
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Ah yes a Pugsly is what I had in mind. I have been eyeballing those for a while now. These 2 bicycles were a gift from 1 of my employees. This Sterling road bike I am going to give to the woman I did the Outrider century with last year. It is in mint condition and rather small so it will be perfect for her.
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I also like the idea of a cargo bicycle, the kind that has a hopper in front of the rider but behind the front wheel.
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it's good to help others and it's a shame to let a great bike slip by when you know it's perfect for someone else
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So nice...my first "grown up" bike was a Sterling I bought 25 years ago - I still have it (and was still riding it until several months ago when my neighbor gave me a "less old" Nishiki, which I have just replaced w/a Trek 7.4).
My Sterling is a really beautiful blue/green color, and it's in very nice condition. No changes to it over the years other than going to a slimmer and less knobby tire a few years back. My wife wants me to get rid of it but I'm sentimental and want to keep it for no good reason.
Weighs a ton, though.
My Sterling is a really beautiful blue/green color, and it's in very nice condition. No changes to it over the years other than going to a slimmer and less knobby tire a few years back. My wife wants me to get rid of it but I'm sentimental and want to keep it for no good reason.
Weighs a ton, though.
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