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Old 05-16-09 | 07:23 AM
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Originally Posted by noglider
Great pictures in that article. The frames were made in a very unusual way. I wonder why they used that process. The frames were gawdawful heavy, but no doubt that they were durable. Was this a relatively cheap or expensive process?

I think of the Varsity as designed for 13 year olds who abuse their bikes.
I learned to ride on a varsity. Couldn't even reach the pedals.

when I was sixteen I used it again and I abused that bike so much. I have not had a bicycle come close to holding up to that kind of treatment. Not even mtbs or bmx. I have a dyno bmx though that did good, but not as good. I ruined the rims and spokes completely but the frame is perfect and most surprising the fork is still straight.

Off topic really.
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