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  1. #1
    Join Date
    Nov 2006
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    I just bought a Terry Fast Woman in Sept 2006. My first bike in 20+ years. I have the smallest one, 16 inch frame. It is a great bike & as the name says fast. More bike than I need but I really am enjoying it. My old bike is a Centurion Ironman...now on my trainer.

  2. #2
    Join Date
    May 2006
    Location
    Hillsboro, OR
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    After working my way through a number of bikes, I've settled on two Terry's!

    My road bike is a 2005 Titanium Isis and I LOVE it to death. It's a wonderful bike and rides like it is an extension of me. I'm average height but I have a long torso with short arms and legs. The Terry was the only bike (in my price range) that I could get to fit me just right (with a few tweaks). Plus, the titanium rides like a dream!

    I also have a 2004 Classic which is a steel touring bike. Right now, it's my commuter. Hopefully this summer, it'll get to do a little short touring as well. I just finished converting it to drop bars, so as soon as the time change hits, I'm commuting again!!

    I adore both of my Terry's both for their fit, their beauty and for their uniqueness (we don't have a local dealer so I rarely see another Terry). The service has been great and I'm very, very happy with my choices.

  3. #3
    Join Date
    Aug 2002
    Location
    Sillycon Valley, California
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    4,872
    I have a 1999 steel Terry Classic. I'm very happy with Bleu, but the flat bars were taking a toll on my arms; I developed tendonitis. Currently she is in the bike hospital getting an extreme makeover - Bars, brifters, brakes and stem replacement. I can't wait to see her!


  4. #4
    Join Date
    Feb 2006
    Location
    San Antonio, TX
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    Quote Originally Posted by snapdragen View Post
    I have a 1999 steel Terry Classic. I'm very happy with Bleu, but the flat bars were taking a toll on my arms; I developed tendonitis. Currently she is in the bike hospital getting an extreme makeover - Bars, brifters, brakes and stem replacement. I can't wait to see her!
    I did exactly the same thing to mine, put on drop bars, sti shifters and canti brakes. The flat bars didn't work for me either on long rides. The only reason I had to retire her is that she started to rust, and I wanted her parts to build my travel bike, starting with a 2003 reynolds 853 steel isis frame I picked up for a song on ebay, never built up. I am really happy with my steel isis, that I put s/s couplers and canti bosses on so I can use her for traveling and touring as well as fast riding. She fits me the way I hear folks talk about the best of the best custom bikes. She is the terry isis at the bottom of this page (feronia) http://www.bilenky.com/Photo%20Gallery-Retrofits.html

 

 

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