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  1. #16
    Join Date
    Jul 2005
    Location
    Seattle, WA
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    Hi trailrunner

    For another cylocross manufactor consider Redline. I don't know about dealers in your area but you can search on the website. I have an 04 Conquest Pro which I bought used for a good price. They are a great bike for the $ especially if you can find them on sale somewhere.

    I bought mine so I can still commute in the winter. It has permanent fenders and I added a rack as it has drop-outs. I can and will add disc brakes before the winter rolls around again. The brakes are ok but I live in a rainy climate on a hill and want better stopping power.

    Another nice feature of cyclocross bikes is that they have a fat fork. This allows more tire clearance. I actually bought it with knobby tires but added slicks. I liked the model I bought as it has the same nice gearing - 105s as my trusty road bike. It is also aluminum and very light weight. Have fun and try out as many bikes as you can.

    Quillfred
    Yes, SHE can.

    "Angels fly because they take themselves lightly"
    Gilbert K. Chesterton

  2. #17
    Join Date
    Jul 2006
    Location
    Arlington, VA
    Posts
    16
    Awesome! Well, now that I'm sufficiently stoked, I'm heading over to the LBS to see what they've got. I've decided if a stock frame will be just fine for me, I'll buy one and build it up. If not, I'll go full custom.

    I will have to keep everyone posted on my bike adventure....

 

 

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