the other "twenty"
02-23-06, 02:12 PM
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the other "twenty"
its not a "twenty" but they call it twenty. only if it can fold....
https://velo.com/bike.asp?id=34&category_id=4
https://velo.com/bike.asp?id=34&category_id=4
02-23-06, 05:05 PM
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I am not really sure why, but I think this Bike is very attractive. It may be the low count spokes + disk brakes. One way or another, this is a nice clean design.
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For what I know about disc brakes, I would prefer V brakes. They are lighter and as much efficient. the bicycle indeed as a nice and clean design, with 2 S&S coupler would be perfect.
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disc brakes are not necessary heavier than v brakes.... there are quite a few which hover around the 350 gram mark, complete with everything.... now how much is a v brake set with cables, noodles lever brakes all mounting bolts .....????
thor
p.s. its not the weight why i prefer disc brakes, its the smooth modulation and low maintenance.
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p.s. its not the weight why i prefer disc brakes, its the smooth modulation and low maintenance.
