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Originally Posted by wrk101
1. They are a lot easier to convert.

2. The supply of affordable vintage MTBs is plentiful.
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3. I have long torso/long arms and short legs, so the geometry of vintage MTBs suits me well.

4. It has replaced the modern Trek 520 I used to use on trails.

5. MTBs tend to enjoy easy gearing, which is great for this old man living in the mountains.

Did I mention I think they look cool?

My drop bar conversion is my do anything/recreational ride/path/trail/gravel/pavement.

When I go camping, this is the bike I take.

In camping mode:

[IMG]1988 Cimarron by bill, on Flickr[/IMG]
I love this thread, it is my favorite and I couldn't believe I had to go tp page 4 of the thread listing to find it... shame! I like what Bill has to say about these conversion and so I figured I'd give it a bump. Thanks Bill for starting this great thread! Cheers!
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