Who sells the cheapest Cross Check complete bike?
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Who sells the cheapest Cross Check complete bike?
I saw Spicer has it for about $800, but they don't list the components.
I'd appreciate any thoughts. Fwiw, I'm in Chicago.
I'd appreciate any thoughts. Fwiw, I'm in Chicago.
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Call or email Gene Spicer. He is a super nice guy and will answer any questions you have.
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I like Ibex for inexpensive yet decent bikes. And, Scott Nicols is not new to the cycling scene. The "X-Ray" gets my vote.
https://www.ibexbikes.com/Bikes/X-Ray-Details.html
https://www.ibexbikes.com/Bikes/X-Ray-Details.html
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Originally Posted by rnhood
I like Ibex for inexpensive yet decent bikes. And, Scott Nicols is not new to the cycling scene. The "X-Ray" gets my vote.
https://www.ibexbikes.com/Bikes/X-Ray-Details.html
https://www.ibexbikes.com/Bikes/X-Ray-Details.html
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This is from the single speed forum
Best wishes
absntr's post:
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Location: Chicago
Chicago:
Yojimbo's Garage (the one and only)
312 587 0878
1310 N. Clybourn, Chicago, IL 60610
https://www.yojimbosgarage.com
- plenty of track and Marcus is the man.
Upgrade Cycleworks
312 226.8650
1130 W. Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60622
https://www.upgradecycle.com/
- carry track frames (Cinelli, Soma, etc) + track stuff in store
Uptown Bikes
773 728-5212
4653 N. Broadway, Chicago
- for the conversions, odd parts, cheap parts
Cycle Smithy
773 281 0444
2486 1/2 North Clark St, Chicago IL 60614
https://cyclesmithy.com/
- limited track stuff (cogs and lockrings), and off the shelf track bikes (Bianchi, Cannondale)
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absntr's post:
Registered: Oct 2002
Location: Chicago
Chicago:
Yojimbo's Garage (the one and only)
312 587 0878
1310 N. Clybourn, Chicago, IL 60610
https://www.yojimbosgarage.com
- plenty of track and Marcus is the man.
Upgrade Cycleworks
312 226.8650
1130 W. Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60622
https://www.upgradecycle.com/
- carry track frames (Cinelli, Soma, etc) + track stuff in store
Uptown Bikes
773 728-5212
4653 N. Broadway, Chicago
- for the conversions, odd parts, cheap parts
Cycle Smithy
773 281 0444
2486 1/2 North Clark St, Chicago IL 60614
https://cyclesmithy.com/
- limited track stuff (cogs and lockrings), and off the shelf track bikes (Bianchi, Cannondale)
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Spicer Cycles. They are a bike shop located in Indiana. The make their own line of highly affordable frames: mountain, road, cross, bmx,etc. They also carry the full Surly line of bikes. Good people, great service. https://spicercycles.com/
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Nashbar has a new CX frame and fork for ~$280. They also have a CXP-22 wheelset for $120 with disc hubs. You could put a complete bike together for as little as $600 if you get the lowest-end stuff. The catch is that you'll have to build it yourself (or have your LBS do it).