where's the 25% off nashbar coupon
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Check their site daily. For 25%, you might need to wait a couple weeks though. None of their coupon codes are anything special, it might as well be factored in their regular prices since every week they offer at least a couple days of 20-25% off.
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Got a very out of shape life-long friend that wants to buy my Synapse after taking it for a test ride. Guy was athletic when he was younger, now he smokes cigs and drinks a lot and does nothing.
In short, going to sell him the Synapse even if it costs me some money out of pocket to grab a nashbar 105 carbon road bike for myself because he was legitimately excited about 'how fast' it was. Feels like I'm doing the 'right thing' by passing the gift on..
Trying to figure out if I'm a 56 or a 59 for that bike as well. My current 58cm Synapse feels a little big to me as far as forward reach goes. I'm 6'1''. Not sure where that puts me on the Nashbar.
In short, going to sell him the Synapse even if it costs me some money out of pocket to grab a nashbar 105 carbon road bike for myself because he was legitimately excited about 'how fast' it was. Feels like I'm doing the 'right thing' by passing the gift on..
Trying to figure out if I'm a 56 or a 59 for that bike as well. My current 58cm Synapse feels a little big to me as far as forward reach goes. I'm 6'1''. Not sure where that puts me on the Nashbar.
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Got a very out of shape life-long friend that wants to buy my Synapse after taking it for a test ride. Guy was athletic when he was younger, now he smokes cigs and drinks a lot and does nothing.
In short, going to sell him the Synapse even if it costs me some money out of pocket to grab a nashbar 105 carbon road bike for myself because he was legitimately excited about 'how fast' it was. Feels like I'm doing the 'right thing' by passing the gift on..
Trying to figure out if I'm a 56 or a 59 for that bike as well. My current 58cm Synapse feels a little big to me as far as forward reach goes. I'm 6'1''. Not sure where that puts me on the Nashbar.
In short, going to sell him the Synapse even if it costs me some money out of pocket to grab a nashbar 105 carbon road bike for myself because he was legitimately excited about 'how fast' it was. Feels like I'm doing the 'right thing' by passing the gift on..
Trying to figure out if I'm a 56 or a 59 for that bike as well. My current 58cm Synapse feels a little big to me as far as forward reach goes. I'm 6'1''. Not sure where that puts me on the Nashbar.
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Got a very out of shape life-long friend that wants to buy my Synapse after taking it for a test ride. Guy was athletic when he was younger, now he smokes cigs and drinks a lot and does nothing.
In short, going to sell him the Synapse even if it costs me some money out of pocket to grab a nashbar 105 carbon road bike for myself because he was legitimately excited about 'how fast' it was. Feels like I'm doing the 'right thing' by passing the gift on..
Trying to figure out if I'm a 56 or a 59 for that bike as well. My current 58cm Synapse feels a little big to me as far as forward reach goes. I'm 6'1''. Not sure where that puts me on the Nashbar.
In short, going to sell him the Synapse even if it costs me some money out of pocket to grab a nashbar 105 carbon road bike for myself because he was legitimately excited about 'how fast' it was. Feels like I'm doing the 'right thing' by passing the gift on..
Trying to figure out if I'm a 56 or a 59 for that bike as well. My current 58cm Synapse feels a little big to me as far as forward reach goes. I'm 6'1''. Not sure where that puts me on the Nashbar.
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Somebody talk me out of buying the Nashbar CX frame.
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Have your friend buy the Nashbar bike?
I have a Nashbar frame for beater/winter/utility use. I would NEVER trade my CAAD9 for a Nashbar bike.
I have a Nashbar frame for beater/winter/utility use. I would NEVER trade my CAAD9 for a Nashbar bike.
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6'1'' with 33'' true inseam. 56cm or the 59cm? Or should I have more measurements on hand to make this choice?
Also - 2013 alum synapse 105 - some folks would hold onto that vs. carbon nash road bike 105?
Also - 2013 alum synapse 105 - some folks would hold onto that vs. carbon nash road bike 105?
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25% is on, make sure you get the geometry chart right. Check the stack and reach on the bike that fit you and compare to nashbar chart... some of their models have very odd sizing.