SE Draft
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SE Draft
I am interested in getting my girlfriend a single speed. I saw an SE Draft at the LBS on sale for $200. (https://www.sebmx.com/2007/bike-detail.asp?id=19) Does anyone have any experience with this bike? Will it hold up problem free for a daily commuter. She is trying to spend as little as possible. If there are any other single speed (i doubt she will ever want to ride fixed) suggestions that would be great.
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Originally Posted by Nakedjim
Will it hold up problem free for a daily commuter.
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Have you thought about building her a bike from an old road bike? Could be cheaper and more fun.
That said, there's not that much that could go wrong on that bike. So, maybe the brakes suck, and it's probably pretty heavy (it's made of Hi-Ten). Get the wheels trued up to perfection and the brakes adjusted as best you can, you both should be good.
It's not like you've got a hub that could strip...
That said, there's not that much that could go wrong on that bike. So, maybe the brakes suck, and it's probably pretty heavy (it's made of Hi-Ten). Get the wheels trued up to perfection and the brakes adjusted as best you can, you both should be good.
It's not like you've got a hub that could strip...
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From: 40205 'ViLLeBiLLie
Bikes: Sngl Spd's, 70's- 80's vintage, D-tube Folder
Its made by Fuji.
Its not that bad especially for 200.00
Ive seen them go for 179.00, even.
Its supercheep mainly because of the ashtabula crank.
If it had tREK decals on it, the msrp would be 349.00
and people would be saying "great utility bike......"
Its not that bad especially for 200.00
Ive seen them go for 179.00, even.
Its supercheep mainly because of the ashtabula crank.
If it had tREK decals on it, the msrp would be 349.00
and people would be saying "great utility bike......"
Last edited by -=(8)=-; 08-22-07 at 01:44 PM.
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Basically, this is the Huffy of fixed gear bikes (and I don't mean the fancy Serotta Huffys, either!).
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From: 40205 'ViLLeBiLLie
Bikes: Sngl Spd's, 70's- 80's vintage, D-tube Folder
Its not a fixie.







