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#1
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Gravity Attack info??
Hi guys,
I am in the market for another bike after I finish RMA-ing my ****ty vilano. I am currently looking at BD bikes and I noticed their new "gravity attack" bike. It looks pretty good - AL frame and Carbon fork (seems like it would be lighter than track or kilo). I am also comparing it to the motobecane track and kilo TT (mainly because they have a nice blue color I like
)
Any suggestions? I will be mainly using the bike for commuting and leisure riding... Thanks
Just wondering what the pros/cons of each bike is and what/why u guys feel is the best bike for the price
I am in the market for another bike after I finish RMA-ing my ****ty vilano. I am currently looking at BD bikes and I noticed their new "gravity attack" bike. It looks pretty good - AL frame and Carbon fork (seems like it would be lighter than track or kilo). I am also comparing it to the motobecane track and kilo TT (mainly because they have a nice blue color I like
)Any suggestions? I will be mainly using the bike for commuting and leisure riding... Thanks
Just wondering what the pros/cons of each bike is and what/why u guys feel is the best bike for the price
Last edited by natureisnurture; 02-08-11 at 11:56 AM.
#4
Hi guys,
I am in the market for another bike after I finish RMA-ing my ****ty vilano. I am currently looking at BD bikes and I noticed their new "gravity attack" bike. It looks pretty good - AL frame and Carbon fork (seems like it would be lighter than track or kilo). I am also comparing it to the motobecane track and kilo TT (mainly because they have a nice blue color I like
)
Any suggestions? I will be mainly using the bike for commuting and leisure riding... Thanks
Just wondering what the pros/cons of each bike is and what/why u guys feel is the best bike for the price
I am in the market for another bike after I finish RMA-ing my ****ty vilano. I am currently looking at BD bikes and I noticed their new "gravity attack" bike. It looks pretty good - AL frame and Carbon fork (seems like it would be lighter than track or kilo). I am also comparing it to the motobecane track and kilo TT (mainly because they have a nice blue color I like
)Any suggestions? I will be mainly using the bike for commuting and leisure riding... Thanks
Just wondering what the pros/cons of each bike is and what/why u guys feel is the best bike for the price
#5
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From: Wadsworth, IL
Bikes: Motobecane Vent Noir, Specialized Crux, Specialized Carve
Get whatever one you like better, frame weight doesn't make a huge difference. I personally like the motobecane track. The Kilo TT seems to be the most popular but does cost more.
#6
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#7
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Bikes: 34 frames + 80 wheels
1) Upright comfort bike riding position.
2) Has both fixed cog and freewheel.
3) Has front and rear brakes with cable housing stops on top tube for rear brake.
4) Has 2 sets of water bottle cage mounts.
5) Kinesis carbon fork > cromo steel fork
6) Chainring guard
7) Stock pedals can be ridden with regular soft soled shoes
Geometry chart -------> https://gravitybikes.com/specialty/attack.html
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Last edited by TejanoTrackie; 02-08-11 at 01:09 PM. Reason: added geometry chart
#9
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Joined: Feb 2006
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From: nashville, tn
Bikes: Commuters: Fuji Delray road, Fuji Discovery mtb...Touring: Softride Traveler...Road: C-dale SR300
Priced right that's for sure. Like TT said it's got attributes for both commuting and cafe/recreational riding. Braze ons for a rear rack, wb cages, frt & rr brakesets, carbon fork, 25mm tires? Lots of options.
Personally, I'd spend another 100.00 and get the Kilo TT Chrome LE. But, that's just me. Go for it...it's only money.
Personally, I'd spend another 100.00 and get the Kilo TT Chrome LE. But, that's just me. Go for it...it's only money.
#10
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sure call me superficial but color therapy is powerful stuff, man. Have you ever had your aura photographed? Colors are very important in terms of metaphysical and emotional significance.
FOR THE HORDE
you make a compelling argument sir..thank you very much for your input.
I think I will end up getting the ATTACK
<-- bike newbiness stillzz
care to elaborate what that means? Is the frame similarity a good or bad thing?
Gravity Attack. No brainer.
1) Upright comfort bike riding position.
2) Has both fixed cog and freewheel.
3) Has front and rear brakes with cable housing stops on top tube for rear brake.
4) Has 2 sets of water bottle cage mounts.
5) Kinesis carbon fork > cromo steel fork
6) Chainring guard
7) Stock pedals can be ridden with regular soft soled shoes
Geometry chart -------> https://gravitybikes.com/specialty/attack.html
1) Upright comfort bike riding position.
2) Has both fixed cog and freewheel.
3) Has front and rear brakes with cable housing stops on top tube for rear brake.
4) Has 2 sets of water bottle cage mounts.
5) Kinesis carbon fork > cromo steel fork
6) Chainring guard
7) Stock pedals can be ridden with regular soft soled shoes
Geometry chart -------> https://gravitybikes.com/specialty/attack.html
I think I will end up getting the ATTACK
care to elaborate what that means? Is the frame similarity a good or bad thing?
Last edited by natureisnurture; 02-08-11 at 02:59 PM.
#12
Some people don't like the sloping top tube, but to each their own I guess.
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