Me And My Trek 7.3 Are A Match.
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Me And My Trek 7.3 Are A Match.
This is my first post since my first post but thought I'd pop in to say how much I've grown to like this bike. When I first got on it I thought I'd never get used to it as it feels nothing at all like my old bike. Now it feels weird when i get on my old bike...Anyway,here's a couple pics from one of my short journeys. It's when I snuck into an old Trailer Park Boys set a few weeks ago early one Sunday morning...I am a Trek fan now....
Here's my first post and by the way thanks for your advice back then....
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...light=tompetty
And my bike...







Here's my first post and by the way thanks for your advice back then....
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...light=tompetty
And my bike...







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I'm not sure I know what you mean by 'pack' as I'm not too used to the all the cycle jargon yet
, but it was a telescopic rod. I say was because on that trip I went to get on the bike and broke the tip off of the rod. I've since bought another rod that fits inside the pannier..
, but it was a telescopic rod. I say was because on that trip I went to get on the bike and broke the tip off of the rod. I've since bought another rod that fits inside the pannier..
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What handle bars do you have? I also have a 7.3 and love it, but I use it as my fitness bike. It is a great one, although I find the shifting a tad unresponsive.
Nice pics.
Nice pics.
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i have a 7.3 and am considering bar ends. it looks like yours are profile design. what model are they and are you happy with them? did you keep the stock grips?
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I have a buddy in Halifax and he sent me a DVD of the first season. That show does, indeed, rock. Like a low-rent version of 'My Name is Earl' without the redeeming morals.
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And I did keep the stock grips though at first I didn't think I was going to as they're not as cushioned as my old ones but they've grown on me..
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Nothing really that I don't like about the bike. It's suits my needs. I did swap the seat from by old bike as the ass splitter that this came with didn't cut it for me. And I ain't a big guy,5'11-175 lbs. And I think I'll swap the pedals because I prefer a platform style..
Last edited by tompetty; 07-31-07 at 05:21 PM.










