SE draft
11-29-09, 06:17 PM
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Wat^^? Anyway. I heard bad things about the draft, but for that price and everything included seems worth it. I really wanna get a cheap bike I don't care about for polo
11-29-09, 07:19 PM
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11-30-09, 01:11 AM
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Yep thought of going that route, but I'm lookin for a frame I can pick up for like 50 bucks at the bike co op. hahah.
11-30-09, 07:26 AM
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why would hiten last any longer than cromo or aluminum? just because it's heavy it's somehow more durable?
i'm thinking it's thought along the same lines that straight gauge spokes are somehow more durable than double butted spokes. it's a commutable bike, but i wouldn't say it's any more durable or more suitable for commuting than a 4130 frame.
i'm thinking it's thought along the same lines that straight gauge spokes are somehow more durable than double butted spokes. it's a commutable bike, but i wouldn't say it's any more durable or more suitable for commuting than a 4130 frame.
11-30-09, 01:04 PM
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friend of mine left his SE draft outside for something like 2 or three months (in the rain, very sad) and came back to find a couple snapped spokes on the rear wheel (they broke right at the head, near the hub). I don't know what kind of spokes they were, but just thought i'd contribute....
