Does this qualify?
04-04-09 | 11:32 AM
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Muscle bike design spec
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From: Sterling VA
Bikes: 70 Atala Record Proffesional, 00 Lemond, 08 Kestrel Evoke, 96 Colnago Master Olympic, 01 Colnago Ovalmaster, 76 Raleigh Gran Sport, 03 Fuji World, 86 Paramount, 90 Miyata CF, 09 Ritchey Breakaway CX, Bianchi Trofeo, 12 OutRiderUSA HyperLite
Does this qualify?
I do have a converted Raleigh Gran Sport fixed/ss but I just bought a new ss frame with track dropouts.
I'm considering a modern Sturmey Archer internal gear hub.
I thought this forum's crowd might add some perspective.
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...51#post8664851
I'm considering a modern Sturmey Archer internal gear hub.
I thought this forum's crowd might add some perspective.
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...51#post8664851
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See my Hyperlite 411 it's the photo model on OutRiderUSA web page
See my Hyperlite 411 it's the photo model on OutRiderUSA web page
04-04-09 | 12:05 PM
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Comanche Racing
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From: Deep in the heart of Texas
Bikes: Presto NJS build, Specialized Allez Pro w/ full Dura Ace and Ksyrium SLs, 1990something Specialized Sirrus
I would stick with caliper brakes. I run a caliper on the front of my bike w/ bullhorns and just run the brake housing under the grip tape. It looks good and works well, too. You don't even really need a rear brake, even if it is just a SS. I didn't even run a rear brake on my road bike for a little while
