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And being given the once over by the inspection team- Rory (from Irish: red king) and Bran (from Welsh: raven)
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I think that bike is quite beautiful. Also, love the cats and their names. :)
That bike is just all kinds of spiffy!
Salsa Bike, the inspiration for naming the cats comes from playing Irish music, and from my daughter's significant other who is a Welsh scholar
Of course! By the way, I keep meaning to show you some bird pics from Wales...Quote:
Originally Posted by azfiddle
I don't mean to be a bummer, but that looks like it has wicked toe overlap. I wish there were more non-700c production options for those of us on the smaller end, there are just so many fit compromises to accommodate those disproportionate wheels. As long as you're happy though, that's all that matters. Congrats!
Nandy, this bike is replacing a Ruby comp (stolen) that I rode for nearly 5 years and almost 25,000 miles - same size- 44 cm with 700c wheels. I never had a problem with toe overlap so it should be fine. Of all the bikes I tried in 2011 and this year, it fits me best.
Yes, please show me pictures from Wales!!1
Congrats, AZ. I've never had toe overlap, either, and I've had 3 47 cm bikes with 700c wheels.
Congratulations! She's beautiful - as are the kitties! May you have many happy miles together!
Purrty! ;) I wish you many happy miles!
Very nice!
Nice bike - I'm also on my 2nd 44cm Specialized bike with 700c wheels - no toe overlap and they've both been a better fit than my 650c wheel bike, nor do I notice any handling problems.
What a beautiful bike -- it is actually a work of art! Enjoy!
Beautiful - as are the kitties! Have fun with both - and I love the disc brakes!