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Old 09-03-05, 04:37 PM
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Cyclepath
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Bikes: '70s Puch sport tourer, '90 Peugeot Success.

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I also would vote for fixing up your old bike since you like it, maybe upgrading the rear derail, it will feel like a new bike. If you can find a Ti saddle on discount (Nashbar) that
really improves the ride. I just upgraded my 90 Peugeot this way & the difference is dramatic. I upgraded the wheels also a few year ago.

If you have a bike you like, upgrading over the years is an alternative to buying new bikes. You can get one or two new parts a year & it doesn't have to cost much.
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