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Old 04-05-16 | 01:22 PM
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Bikes: Velo Orange Campeur, 1976 Motobecane Grand Touring

Originally Posted by bikenh
Got you beat. Other than the tires I changed nothing on my Specialized Secteur before I took it on my 8400 mile trip last year. Granted I did replace two rear wheels and will have to replace the cassette before I leave for the trip this year. Otherwise it's still original. All I did was add the rack, not standard with the bike, put on the kitty litter buckets and add a homemade cue sheet holder to the handlebars. Okay since I ride clipless I guess you could say I changed the pedals but I consider that standard bike equipment in these days.
How did you load your Secteur? The reason I ask is because I have a Sequoia, which I tried touring on once and found it incredibly unstable due to short chainstays and a very light front end. I believe the Secteur is pretty much identical to the discontinued Sequoia. Have you posted a journal?
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