GoBike travel at PRC
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GoBike travel at PRC
This weekend I visited one of the district at China Mainland with my Gobike.
Here I would like to share you some photo.
Here I would like to share you some photo.
Last edited by orange00; 11-20-07 at 08:43 AM.
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very nice. thanks
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Wow !
Very nice !
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Very nice !
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Ooooh. I'm going there Spring next year, so hopefully, like you, I'll have pics to share. I'm thinking about taking my folder, but I don't know if it'll fit in a suitcase. Oh well.
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Very nice pictures, keep them coming!
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing.
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thanks all, Still manage quite some photo. Will post later.
Hey, why you plan to bring a folder to a bike paradise. Buy one there and you won't regret.
Hey, why you plan to bring a folder to a bike paradise. Buy one there and you won't regret.
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Haha, maybe I'll do that, but I need to save up more first. How much are the prices there?
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Very nice! Seems like the perfect bike for rough roads.
Looks like good old Chinese air. I think I took a few years off my life riding around Beijing.
Looks like good old Chinese air. I think I took a few years off my life riding around Beijing.
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Import product = far high than outside
Export product = always a bit cheaper than what you expect.
For example, you may get the single speed steel frame 16" folder around USD 40. more you expect will be more expensive. I think it's fair.
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Well, it depends what do u expect. Remember one things.
Import product = far high than outside
Export product = always a bit cheaper than what you expect.
For example, you may get the single speed steel frame 16" folder around USD 40. more you expect will be more expensive. I think it's fair.
Import product = far high than outside
Export product = always a bit cheaper than what you expect.
For example, you may get the single speed steel frame 16" folder around USD 40. more you expect will be more expensive. I think it's fair.
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We bought a nice pair of aluminum Xideshengs there. These single speed bikes with Kendas crawled, but they only weighed in at 8Kg. Not bad for $70, and they had a decent hinge (same as the Downtube) and a decent fold. I vaguely contemplated modifying one, but we sold them instead.
The Dahon Piccolo 3 speed (forerunner to the Curve) was $140.
[Edit: Add 10% to these prices now, as this was before the yuan began to gain value against the dollar.]
The Dahon Piccolo 3 speed (forerunner to the Curve) was $140.
[Edit: Add 10% to these prices now, as this was before the yuan began to gain value against the dollar.]
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Great photos! Now I'm really, really looking forward to my China tour next year!!! ^_^
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We're going to Beijing and Shanghai, one week in each city. Evenings will be spent in choir practice/performance, and we have some scheduled sight-seeing tours, but during my free time I'd love to explore the cities on a bike.
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If in Beijing, please bring a anti pollution mask. As the road had a not of sand and dust.
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I have been to China three times, and unfortunately, the air & water quality seems to be getting progressively worse. Our last trip was at the tail end of the SARS incident. I want to take the family back there for site-seeing and general touring, but recent reports do make me question the good sense of exposing the kids to the worsening conditions.
But it sure does sound like you are having a blast! Thanks for the pics.
But it sure does sound like you are having a blast! Thanks for the pics.
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I have been to China three times, and unfortunately, the air & water quality seems to be getting progressively worse. Our last trip was at the tail end of the SARS incident. I want to take the family back there for site-seeing and general touring, but recent reports do make me question the good sense of exposing the kids to the worsening conditions.
But it sure does sound like you are having a blast! Thanks for the pics.
But it sure does sound like you are having a blast! Thanks for the pics.
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Nice pics! Thanks for posting. Both the GoBike and the Tyrell look great.
Color me jealous.
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Hi Orange the Go bike and the photos of your tour look great!
I'd be very grateful for your views on riidng the Go as it always seemed like a fantastic bike to look at spec and looks wise!
I'd be very grateful for your views on riidng the Go as it always seemed like a fantastic bike to look at spec and looks wise!