Heya from Austin!
08-02-09, 09:35 PM
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Heya from Austin!
Hello! I've done a TON of research on these forums over the last few months as I converted/built up an 86 Nishiki mixte, and again as I've been working on my new 87 Schwinn World Sport. I had to deal with some strangeness with the dropouts on said Schwinn and I took some pictures of the process so I thought I should go ahead and sign up and start a thread since I'm sure others will be wondering how to go about a similar endeavor..
These forums are an incredible wealth of knowledge, thanks for existing =) I love that you not only can find answers to pretty much any bike-related question, but 5 dissenting opinions, 5 more backing the first dude up, and then you can kind of figure it out for yourself now that you know every possible angle on it. Ha!
These forums are an incredible wealth of knowledge, thanks for existing =) I love that you not only can find answers to pretty much any bike-related question, but 5 dissenting opinions, 5 more backing the first dude up, and then you can kind of figure it out for yourself now that you know every possible angle on it. Ha!
08-03-09, 03:49 AM
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Cheers, and welcome to the Forums! And thank you for adding to the wealth of knowledge. 
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08-03-09, 04:24 AM
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+1 and welcome!
