How to identify my bicycle
06-17-16, 06:14 PM
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How to identify my bicycle
Hello everybody
i want to ask you how to identify my bicycle
here is a photo of my bicycle and can you tell me the type of that one
mountain bike or road bike
i am new to this forum
i want to see mine on internet to see specs
thanks
i want to ask you how to identify my bicycle
here is a photo of my bicycle and can you tell me the type of that one
mountain bike or road bike
i am new to this forum
i want to see mine on internet to see specs
thanks
06-17-16, 10:16 PM
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" Hi! I stole this bike and don't know how to describe it when I sell it on Craigslist. Here's a crummy photo that hopefully isn't too identifying."
06-17-16, 10:37 PM
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Most bike manufacturers will write their company name somewhere on the bicycle. Have you tried looking at the bike and have you noticed what looks like CARRARO written in nice big text? It looks like the model name is written there too. Is it Delcaro? I can't really tell as the picture is too low res. You might like to start googling those names first.
06-18-16, 01:37 PM
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BTW, your seatpost is too high. You should've gone for a larger frame size.....
Also, the way to identify your bike is to point at it and say, "THAT's my bike!". I think that maybe somebody will be able to do that if you post this pic in enough forums....
Also, the way to identify your bike is to point at it and say, "THAT's my bike!". I think that maybe somebody will be able to do that if you post this pic in enough forums....
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06-18-16, 02:24 PM
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I'm pretty sure it's a "not made for real riding" bike. Better post here:
www.bigboxbikes.com ? View forum - Big Box Bikes
www.bigboxbikes.com ? View forum - Big Box Bikes
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It's some sort of generic mtn bike of the kind sold by big box stores for $100-250. The name doesn't mean anything, it's one of tens of thousands cranked out by a no-name factory in China to fill a big box store order.
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06-19-16, 09:14 PM
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Your bike is the one in that picture.
Did I get it right?
Did I get it right?
06-19-16, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Maelochs
Your bike is the one in that picture.
Did I get it right?
Did I get it right?
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That bike shape object is the reason America is NOT great.
06-22-16, 10:50 AM
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delWalli Martoni. Easily identified by the frame designed for "style" and ignoring well-established principles of engineering.
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