Well, I made the jump.
01-23-23, 09:29 AM
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Well, I made the jump.
I have had a mid 90s mountain bike that I was using for light touring for years. The frame was a little too big but made it work. well I finally saved a little scratch and landed on this
Im pretty excited
Im pretty excited
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01-23-23, 09:53 AM
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Looks very nice.
01-23-23, 10:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Tourist in MSN
Looks very nice.
01-23-23, 11:32 AM
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I like those racks. Looks good 👍
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01-23-23, 12:04 PM
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that is a fine looking bike, and unique. Enjoy.
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The segmented fork is definitely not something you see on production bikes right now. Neat look.
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That's one of my favorite colors, and this is why:
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Originally Posted by RB1-luvr
That's one of my favorite colors, and this is why:
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Originally Posted by Bunks-TJ
I have had a mid 90s mountain bike that I was using for light touring for years. The frame was a little too big but made it work. well I finally saved a little scratch and landed on this
Im pretty excited
Im pretty excited
Nice review here, Here Are The 13 BEST Touring Bikes You Can Buy In 2022 - CyclingAbout.
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