I got it on an auction for the equivalent of US$90. I've seen new bikes like this, with the "Retro" look, but with new-fangled brakes and gizmos, and for much more. Yes, it's very clean and looks almost new, but I bet it's got quite a few years on it. Probably spent most of its life in someone's garage in Holland or Denmark. The Wife loves it! Says the 22km-oneway commute to work will be easier with the skinny tires, compared to the mountain bike. Plus it's lighter than it looks.
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Originally Posted by vtec-e
I wish the rain would go away so i could get out on my bike......
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Don't complain, my Wife is counting the days to April, when it'll be warm enough to ditch public transport and bike again. Just like me
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hate winter in the city, it's so dirty and ugly. But then, hiking and camping in the montains is sooo much more fun with snow
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