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11-21-02 | 08:00 PM

bentbaggerlen

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bike web sights

Reading the forms I find lots of links to bike related web sights.

Post a link to you favorite bike related web sight

Mine would have to be https://www.zippercheck.com/

Zipper Check: your Bagger resource on the web.

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11-21-02 | 08:38 PM

Poppaspoke

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Here's a few more:
For an interesting article on bike metallurgy:
https://www.sjsu.edu/orgs/asmtms/artcle/articl.htm
Fascinating exercize in virtual build your own bike:
https://www.wrenchscience.com/WS1/User/default.asp
Cycling magazine:
https://www.cyclingnews.com/
Hub with links to thousands of bike sites:
https://www.totalbike.com/index2.html

11-21-02 | 10:01 PM

mountaindew

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www.mtbonline.net was an awesome one but they've been under construction for a while next to that would probably be www.mountainbike.com thats the mags web site its pretty cool.

11-21-02 | 10:43 PM

Cipher

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Bikes: LeMond Victoire

I think ya gotta include this one...

https://www.sheldonbrown.com/hb.html

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11-21-02 | 11:02 PM

nebill

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Bikes: '76 Schwinn Paramout (Liberty) and an '89 Paramount (ol' Blue)

Ummmm. no listing would be complete without:

Waterford

and

Rivendell

11-22-02 | 07:11 AM

ChipRGW

hehe...He said "member"

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Um,...

This One

11-22-02 | 08:44 AM

BigHit-Maniac

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I don't really have a favorite overall..

but while we're on the subject of sites, make sure to scope out the KC Freeriders page. I made it about 2 1/2 weeks ago, and I could definitely use some of you guys in my forum (professional quality forum).

it's at: https://xcaliber007.tripod.com

Thanks for stoppin in!

-Matt

11-22-02 | 09:29 AM

RegularGuy

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Bikes: Michelle Pfieffer, the Carbon Fiber Wonder Bike: A Kestrel 200 SCI Repainted in glorious mango; Old Paintless, A Litespeed Obed; The Bike With No Name: A Bianchi Eros; RegularBike: A Parkpre Comp Ltd rebuilt as a singlespeed.

I won't bother to push my own page, which is an insignificant little vanity project and hasn't been updated since dirt was clean.

I will however give a plug to petefagerlin.com, a nice mountain biking page with some sweet video for those with high speed lines. The Tour de France website is well done. And of course, we must not forget Park Tool's site for all of its helpful repair advice.

Edit: I have to add Mike Bentley's great site. Lot's of links with a midwestern bent.

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