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I was doing a random search on google to find any reviews of the Eros Donna Bianchi and was glad to have found this site! I read elsewhere that the Eros Donna Bianchi is good for shorter women so I'm definitely excited.
Does anyone know where in LA I could get one? Or are bikes like these only ones you order online?
This will be my first road bike; just have a basic mountain bike given to me by a friend right now which is bigger and heavier than I'd like. I used to commute to my old job (4 miles each way), but my new job is significantly further (20 miles) -- but might consider trying a part-bus / part-bike commute.
Also, if any of you have recommendations for another bike to try out besides this one, I'd be happy to hear.
I'm new to the forum (and to road bike research) so apologies if this is the wrong place!
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07-08-2009, 06:41 AM #16
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Note the OP date, you'll find Salsa did too
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08-20-2009, 06:21 PM #17
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Thank you for bringing this thread back!
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08-20-2009, 08:19 PM #18
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You'd have to find a used one---Bianchi hasn't made this bike for a few years.
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