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  1. #16
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    good to know! i have been wanting a cross or a mountain bike(really, who dosnt need a full suspension Yeti?) thanks for the headsup.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Running Mommy View Post
    Sundial= yep, it's ALL going up... sigh...
    Shoot! Just when I started to think about a Santa Cruz Blur.

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    Shoot! Just when I started to think about a Santa Cruz Blur

    Sundial-I have been thinking in that direction as well. They look like such NICE bikes!! They make me drool

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    Quote Originally Posted by Red Rock View Post
    Shoot! Just when I started to think about a Santa Cruz Blur

    Sundial-I have been thinking in that direction as well. They look like such NICE bikes!! They make me drool
    Someone's selling their 2004 version on my local Craigslist : http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/n...651673392.html
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  5. #20
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    One of my rationalizations for getting a new computer *and* a new folding bike has been that there's just a darned good chance inflation is going make such things more difficult. Hmmm... p'raps I should by a couple of *extra* bikes to sell later

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geonz View Post
    One of my rationalizations for getting a new computer *and* a new folding bike has been that there's just a darned good chance inflation is going make such things more difficult. Hmmm... p'raps I should by a couple of *extra* bikes to sell later
    No, really honey, I'm just getting them as an investment.
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  7. #22
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    Quote Originally Posted by Running Mommy View Post
    Call this a public service announcement for your wallet.
    If you are thinking of buying a new bike in the next few months- do so now.
    I like the way you think, RM


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    "I will try again tomorrow".


  8. #23
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    Denise,
    Thanks for the heads up! Can you offer any feedback on the Felt road bike (higher-end), Scott Contessa, and Look 585 Elle from seeing them / selling them?

    Considering a new roadbike since I am moving to Denver this summer and want a compact crankset to deal with the mountains.

    thanks!
    Laura
    Laura

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    Thread hijack:

    Quote Originally Posted by liza View Post
    I've been wanting to switch the triple on my cross bike to some sort of compact double/cross-geared double for at least a year and haven't wanted to lay out the cash.
    What's a cross-geared double?
    I'd rather be swimming...biking...running...and eating cheesecake...
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    Geared for cyclocross?

    Karen

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tuckervill View Post
    Geared for cyclocross?

    Karen
    yep, that's what I meant -- sorry if it was confusing ! Something like a 48/38 or 46/36.

    No strange drivetrain modifications required !
    Last edited by VeloVT; 05-10-2008 at 09:10 AM.

 

 

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