Good prices on shoes?
06-04-06 | 03:19 PM
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Good prices on shoes?
Tried the search with no luck. For one thing it's working really slow when it works at all.
I know there's lots of places to buy shoes on line but does anyone know who seems to have the most affordable? I'm not picky as to brand. Thanks
I know there's lots of places to buy shoes on line but does anyone know who seems to have the most affordable? I'm not picky as to brand. Thanks
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06-04-06 | 03:51 PM
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I am a cyclist. I am not the fastest or the fittest. But I will get to where I'm going with a smile on my face.
06-05-06 | 09:27 AM
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Look for where BICYCLING recommends then go somewhere else. They were touting some $400 plus shoes in the last issue 
. I got some size 12 shoes at the Pace factory outlet in Southern California. Up in Montana you might find some returned shoes in a lbs or some lost-and-found shoes at the Adventure Cycling (Bikecentennial) offices in Missoula.
. I got some size 12 shoes at the Pace factory outlet in Southern California. Up in Montana you might find some returned shoes in a lbs or some lost-and-found shoes at the Adventure Cycling (Bikecentennial) offices in Missoula.
06-05-06 | 09:27 AM
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From: northern California
Bikes: Bruce Gordon BLT, Cannondale parts bike, Ecodyne recumbent trike, Counterpoint Opus 2, miyata 1000
Look for where BICYCLING recommends then go somewhere else. They were touting some $400 plus shoes in the last issue . I got some size 12 shoes for $10 years ago at the Pace factory outlet in Southern California. Up in Montana you might find some returned shoes in a lbs or some lost-and-found shoes at the Adventure Cycling (Bikecentennial) offices in Missoula.
. I got some size 12 shoes for $10 years ago at the Pace factory outlet in Southern California. Up in Montana you might find some returned shoes in a lbs or some lost-and-found shoes at the Adventure Cycling (Bikecentennial) offices in Missoula.
