more talk about group buy?
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Depending on the price we are looking at, I have a wonderful older shimano 105 group that would fit nicely on one of these, the frame it's on is a little small for me...I would probably be in on it, price dependent of course.
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group buy, eh?
I've seen them, but I don't know the specifics
what did the timing look like on the last IRO group buy?
for a year now it has been nearly impossible to get stuff from Taiwan in a timely fashion
are you all ready to put up your money and wait ten months? cause that's what I've been doing
I've seen them, but I don't know the specifics
what did the timing look like on the last IRO group buy?
for a year now it has been nearly impossible to get stuff from Taiwan in a timely fashion
are you all ready to put up your money and wait ten months? cause that's what I've been doing
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That Kogswell looks pretty sweet. Tempting.
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All those people knew their suggestions were impossible, and they were joking.
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for a year now it has been nearly impossible to get stuff from Taiwan in a timely fashion
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And how nerdy is a hub that powers a light that's bright enough to light up the street ahead?
And we build them with horizontal dropouts so you can use a fixed/free hub in the back.
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I've been looking for a good touring bike for a while now, and that P/R might be what I need. On your website, the smallest listed size has a seat tube of 53.6 cm and a standover of 768mm (30.24"). Is there a smaller size? Could there be a smaller size (49-51cm, 28-29" standover)? I may be very interested...
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Y'all are killing me on the PR thing. Must. Resist.
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What's nerdy about a cro-mo rack that weighs under two pounds and can carry forty pound?
And how nerdy is a hub that powers a light that's bright enough to light up the street ahead?
And we build them with horizontal dropouts so you can use a fixed/free hub in the back.
And how nerdy is a hub that powers a light that's bright enough to light up the street ahead?
And we build them with horizontal dropouts so you can use a fixed/free hub in the back.
I've been reading up on this stuff all day in lieu of working. It's great fun.
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I'm nerdy in a very similar way, but I don't have a proper racky fendery lighty nerdy bike, hence the reason I brought up this idea.
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What's nerdy about a cro-mo rack that weighs under two pounds and can carry forty pound?
And how nerdy is a hub that powers a light that's bright enough to light up the street ahead?
And we build them with horizontal dropouts so you can use a fixed/free hub in the back.
And how nerdy is a hub that powers a light that's bright enough to light up the street ahead?
And we build them with horizontal dropouts so you can use a fixed/free hub in the back.
damn, that looks so awesome. assuming there is a group buy (and i'm still not banned) would this be potentially for a complete? or frame/fork/fenders/etc as you advertise on your site?
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I may be in on the P/R, though the soon to be coming out bikesdirect "super-practical, eyeleted, big clearance" bike might fill that need better, cheaper.