reverse conversion
11-29-09 | 12:07 AM
#1
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extremely underwhelming
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 83
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From: Seattle!
reverse conversion
from craigslist... why??
Steel frame road bike - $250
Road bike I built from a modified steel track frame. Mostly Campy components, includes look style pedals. 9 speed, no front deraileur. Reverse mount for rear brake. Nice deep v wheels are worth the price of the bike alone.
54 cm frame (track, not regular road geometry - more aerodynamic but a bit less comfortable). For 5'8" - 5'10" tall person, give or take.
Steel frame road bike - $250
Road bike I built from a modified steel track frame. Mostly Campy components, includes look style pedals. 9 speed, no front deraileur. Reverse mount for rear brake. Nice deep v wheels are worth the price of the bike alone.
54 cm frame (track, not regular road geometry - more aerodynamic but a bit less comfortable). For 5'8" - 5'10" tall person, give or take.
11-29-09 | 12:26 AM
#2
Oh, you know...
Joined: May 2009
Posts: 2,834
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From: DC
Bikes: '74 Schwinn Sports Tourer (Polo), S-Works E5 Team Festina (Chorus 11), Trek 2200 Bonded Carbon (Fixed), Trek 920 (7 speed IGH), Chesini Olimpiade SL (1x7)
from craigslist... why??
Steel frame road bike - $250
Road bike I built from a modified steel track frame. Mostly Campy components, includes look style pedals. 9 speed, no front deraileur. Reverse mount for rear brake. Nice deep v wheels are worth the price of the bike alone.
54 cm frame (track, not regular road geometry - more aerodynamic but a bit less comfortable). For 5'8" - 5'10" tall person, give or take.
Steel frame road bike - $250
Road bike I built from a modified steel track frame. Mostly Campy components, includes look style pedals. 9 speed, no front deraileur. Reverse mount for rear brake. Nice deep v wheels are worth the price of the bike alone.
54 cm frame (track, not regular road geometry - more aerodynamic but a bit less comfortable). For 5'8" - 5'10" tall person, give or take.
Also: I'm a fan of Snowden.
