Road Test/Bike Review (1991) RITCHEY Road Classic
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Road Test/Bike Review (1991) RITCHEY Road Classic
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Very nice framethe ones made after 1994/1995 aren't fillet razed but tig welded . I almost bought one but the seller refused to ship abroad.
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The TIG welded ones are called Road Logic. The fillet brazed ones were Road Classic. For a while in the late 90s, he was selling both. I've got a Road Logic from the mid 90s. Beautiful bike. In fact, this inspires me to ride it tomorrow!
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Thanks for the heads up and the clarification
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So, last night I moved 3 bikes to get to the Ritchey. Pulled it out, dusted it off. Pumped up the tires. Attached my saddlebag, radar, lights, and Garmin. All in anticipation of taking it out for a nice long ride today.
This morning, as I'm about to get dressed for the ride, I look and the rear tire is totally flat. Ended up taking another bike. Sure, I could have fixed the flat, but the other bikes are RIGHT THERE, and they're all ready to go, for just such a contingency.
This morning, as I'm about to get dressed for the ride, I look and the rear tire is totally flat. Ended up taking another bike. Sure, I could have fixed the flat, but the other bikes are RIGHT THERE, and they're all ready to go, for just such a contingency.
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