Trek 7.3fx -- is this legit?
11-19-08 | 08:28 AM
#26
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Hoopy Frood
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Los Angeles
Bikes: Trek 7.3fx, Peugeot PX-10, Fuji Roubaix Pro ('04), Cannondale R600, Triumph Roadsters, Raleigh 20, Univega Nuovo Sport, Schwinn Sierra, Bianchi Osprey, Peugeot NS-22, Batavus Champion, Haro Pulse.
https://www.blackbearbike.com/photos98.html
I shouldn't rely too heavily on the implication of the URL, I suppose. If I had looked more closely at the other bikes, I probably would have realized.
The tuba story is priceless (of course, if you hadn't been able to recover it, the story wouldn't be as funny.)
Anyway, thanks to everyone again for straightening me out. Glad I was off base on this.
I'm just a hair under 6'. I'm going to find a Trek dealer with one of these today and see if I can fit on the 22.5" frame comfortably. If so, I'll be snapping up this one. If not, since people seem to really like these, I might try and track down a 20" version for a similar price. I need to take my old '84 Schwinn Sierra off commuting duty, it's both too big and set up wrong for that job.
11-19-08 | 08:33 AM
#27
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Mmmmm.....came from here:
https://www.blackbearbike.com/photos98.html
I shouldn't rely too heavily on the implication of the URL, I suppose. If I had looked more closely at the other bikes, I probably would have realized.
The tuba story is priceless (of course, if you hadn't been able to recover it, the story wouldn't be as funny.)
Anyway, thanks to everyone again for straightening me out. Glad I was off base on this.
I'm just a hair under 6'. I'm going to find a Trek dealer with one of these today and see if I can fit on the 22.5" frame comfortably. If so, I'll be snapping up this one. If not, since people seem to really like these, I might try and track down a 20" version for a similar price. I need to take my old '84 Schwinn Sierra off commuting duty, it's both too big and set up wrong for that job.
https://www.blackbearbike.com/photos98.html
I shouldn't rely too heavily on the implication of the URL, I suppose. If I had looked more closely at the other bikes, I probably would have realized.
The tuba story is priceless (of course, if you hadn't been able to recover it, the story wouldn't be as funny.)
Anyway, thanks to everyone again for straightening me out. Glad I was off base on this.
I'm just a hair under 6'. I'm going to find a Trek dealer with one of these today and see if I can fit on the 22.5" frame comfortably. If so, I'll be snapping up this one. If not, since people seem to really like these, I might try and track down a 20" version for a similar price. I need to take my old '84 Schwinn Sierra off commuting duty, it's both too big and set up wrong for that job.
11-19-08 | 03:12 PM
#28
Bike ≠ Car ≠ Ped.
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Washington, DC
Bikes: Some bikes. Hell, they're all the same, ain't they?
Inside its case is another matter, though -- there just ain't much to attach a lock to.
