what makes the cv forum worthwhile
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what makes the cv forum worthwhile
The expert history of cycles by posters in this forum.If you enjoy history as I do ,this is your nich.
In regards to PTB,s question of my Detel Legend 2000,the bike was thrown in free if I purchased the first bike on Ebay for $10,local pick up only.The Weinemann brakes suck,the Maeda-Suntour 10 speed works great,although I might change the rear freewheel to a Ultra 6.The stem shifters are tall with plastic tab covers on top,and shift easy with your thumbs with your hands on the drop bars.This bike is a very confortable ride,and for its weight 30+,it climbs.
Anyone know why Detel has a heart braised on the underside of the front downtube?Trademark?Health warning of bad brakes?
In regards to PTB,s question of my Detel Legend 2000,the bike was thrown in free if I purchased the first bike on Ebay for $10,local pick up only.The Weinemann brakes suck,the Maeda-Suntour 10 speed works great,although I might change the rear freewheel to a Ultra 6.The stem shifters are tall with plastic tab covers on top,and shift easy with your thumbs with your hands on the drop bars.This bike is a very confortable ride,and for its weight 30+,it climbs.
Anyone know why Detel has a heart braised on the underside of the front downtube?Trademark?Health warning of bad brakes?
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From: n.w. superdrome
Bikes: 1 trek, serotta, rih, de Reus, Pogliaghi and finally a Zieleman! and got a DeRosa
or a fancy stop to keep the band on shifters in place (depends on location on the downtube).
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