Hello from Manhattan, Kansas!
08-14-07, 12:59 PM
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Hello from Manhattan, Kansas!
Hi all, I'm Abie, a grad student at Kansas State U. I began cycling seriously a few months ago on an enormously heavy 40 lb mountain bike, and have recently moved up to an old Citane road bike.
08-14-07, 03:56 PM
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Hello Abie, what are you studying at KSU? And, do you have photos of the Gitane?
Welcome to BF!
East Hill
Welcome to BF!
East Hill
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07-30-08, 11:48 AM
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Hi East Hill,
abie said Citane and you said Gitane, is there any difference with the two? i just bought an old Cycles Citane road bike and i can't find any information about it at all on the internet. i want to know the year and whether their is a guide online. do you, or does anybody know anything about the Citane brand?
thanks.
abie said Citane and you said Gitane, is there any difference with the two? i just bought an old Cycles Citane road bike and i can't find any information about it at all on the internet. i want to know the year and whether their is a guide online. do you, or does anybody know anything about the Citane brand?
thanks.
07-30-08, 06:31 PM
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In 1976 I bought an old ford 8N tractor in Manhattan. We were clearing brush outside of Silver Lake. I lived on Pine st. Man I'm getting old.
After a 40 lb bike, anything would be light.
After a 40 lb bike, anything would be light.
