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Old 03-23-11 | 03:09 PM
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Bikes: Vassago Moosknuckle Ti 29+ XTR, 90's Merckx Corsa-01 9sp Record, PROJECT: 1954 Frejus SuperCorsa

Originally Posted by Koa C.
http://bikesdirect.com/products/mercier/kilott_wt5.htm
This one looks good, i wish they got more in stock. If you take a 62 bike then they still have some. Otherwise you could go with the 3 speed one they have that uses a fixed igh:http://www.bikesdirect.com/products/...kilott_s3x.htm I don't know if that would be enough for the hills you have to deal with but it looks pretty nice and the price is right.
I've seen these and they look like great bikes for the money.
I'd imagine the OP could change out the rear cog for a larger one (or a smaller chainring) if a lower gear is needed for the steeps.

OP - Bikesdirect (BD) is a great resource for well equipped, decent quality bikes for really good prices.
For example, for the price of some of those IGH bikes I linked below, you could have this . It has eyelets for a rack and/or fenders, if desired. Pretty sweet ride for the money, and a well made ti frame, to boot. Just sayin'

Other than the Civia Bryant, there are not many drop-bar bikes with IGH's on the market. Just about any flat bar bike can be converted to drop bars (non-hydraulic brakes) pretty readily.
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