miche vs iro/nashbar
03-01-05 | 04:01 PM
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Depends, for street riding I would want an all sealed group. I would lean more toward the IRO/Nashbar. The Miche stuff is generally built for the track and is respectively good for track use.
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03-01-05 | 04:57 PM
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Thanks, I actuall wasn't sure if they were sealed or not.
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03-02-05 | 10:18 AM
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Bikes: two melton track bikes (one is a tandem), Fuji Pro road bike, cinelli unica, raleigh pro (modern raleigh)
a full miche track groups includes headset, seatpost, pedals, hubs, crankset, bottom bracket, cog and cog carrier. Price approx $450 for complete group.
some vendors offer abbreviated groups and delete say the pedals, seatpost and headset... for less bucks.
nice stuff... haven't used my group yet but I was impressed with the quality of the finish.
Mike
some vendors offer abbreviated groups and delete say the pedals, seatpost and headset... for less bucks.
nice stuff... haven't used my group yet but I was impressed with the quality of the finish.
Mike
