Strawberry cycles
09-18-05, 10:35 AM
#26
like, really sloppy
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Originally Posted by dustinlikewhat
no, I listen, you two just don't provide facts as to why this is a bad frame. I'm asking about whether or not there are any issues with the bike, like the brazes fail, the tubing is weak, something like that. But, the only reasons to not buy this bike that you are providing are, "It's different," "It's unnecesary," "It's ugly." I don't care about your tastes in the bike, I don't care what anyone things about it's lugs, it's seat post binder (by the way, not all the frames come that way, it's just an option), it's rear wishbone. What I do care about is how the entire frame as a whole holds up.
sorry that we don't have the same taste in girls.
sorry that we don't have the same taste in girls.
09-29-05, 11:08 PM
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I actually have one of these frames, I bought it in the early 90's. Since I've had it , the fork cracked at the forkcrown / fork blade joint and a rear dop out on the left side broke where it enters the seat stay. I don't think this is indicitve of the builders abilities now, but I never did get the fork back from him, and now have a Tange alloy fork. The geometry is wrong, and it doesn't track very good. The seat post binder idea is from those puke greeen Legnano's from the late 60's. It holds well, but I had to drill it out once. Luckily the one in my frame used a standard 1/4 - 28 Allen bolt. All in all an OK bike, but I miss my old Bianchi.
