Wow! if only i had money
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Wow! if only i had money
this has been available for a while near me and i wish i had this kind of cash to spend on a bike. it's absolutely beautiful and in perfect condition
just thought i should share this wonderful creation with the critical eyes of BF SSFG
enjoy everyone
https://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/bik/2909908413.html
just thought i should share this wonderful creation with the critical eyes of BF SSFG
enjoy everyone
https://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/bik/2909908413.html
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I think you could build that up for less than is being asked.
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Your cog is slipping.
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thats a pretty nice bike, but good luck keeping it clean
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Your cog is slipping.
I first saw pics of that particular bike a couple of years ago and always thought it would be much nicer looking with silver rims.
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I would be afraid to ride for sake of getting it dirty Looks great though!
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Even if it is "almost new" it is still used to me and you can't get full retail for it.
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That thing is sweet...
I was debating doing something similar on my white windsor but its just a beater commuter so I dont think a white seat and tape would be ideal..
always loved the whiteout bikes though
I was debating doing something similar on my white windsor but its just a beater commuter so I dont think a white seat and tape would be ideal..
always loved the whiteout bikes though
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If I had $1800 to spend on a bike, that Leader wouldn't even be on my radar.
For that money you could build a Pelizzoli or a keirin frame with decent parts.
For that money you could build a Pelizzoli or a keirin frame with decent parts.
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Don't like the clearance on the fork.
It's not a bad bike but I can't get excited about it.
It's not a bad bike but I can't get excited about it.
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Think of it as incentive to wipe it down with a wet damp rag after every ride ? I do that with my black bike, it's quicker and easier to keep it clean that way without turning the hose on it and using a bucket of soapy water. The beauty of the white color is that the hot sun won't bake the bike frame components, less expansion and contraction from that heat. the white is reflective yet not like chrome or silver. I know it made a huge difference having a white car in FL during the summer.