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Forum: Fifty Plus (50+)

04-03-23, 04:33 PM

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Rumination on bike geometry

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Posted By Fredo76

I think terrymorse has hit the nail on the head!...

I think terrymorse has hit the nail on the head! In modern parlance, it's called elitism.

Rampant elitism in the cycling world has prejudiced major manufacturers against accommodating 'soft...

Forum: Fifty Plus (50+)

04-03-23, 04:03 PM

Replies: 39

Rumination on bike geometry

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Posted By Fredo76

So, it actually offends your sensibilities, then?...

So, it actually offends your sensibilities, then? The idea of accomodating "soft" people? You are probably against the wheelchair paths in Grand Canyon National Park, I suppose.

Please explain...

Forum: Fifty Plus (50+)

04-03-23, 02:34 PM

Replies: 39

Rumination on bike geometry

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Posted By Fredo76

Those are excellent reasons why most bikes are...

Those are excellent reasons why most bikes are not step-through. They are excrement-filled reasons why NONE are. When I used the term "wags", I meant butt-heads. Lots and lots of argument-filled...

Forum: Fifty Plus (50+)

04-03-23, 10:01 AM

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Rumination on bike geometry

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Posted By Fredo76

Millions of boomers, not millions of riders...

Millions of boomers, not millions of riders desiring short chainstays. I know already that lots of riders in their '70s ride racing-style road bikes. I know that you can get lightweight mountain...

Forum: Fifty Plus (50+)

04-02-23, 03:49 PM

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Rumination on bike geometry

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Posted By Fredo76

You're not that much of an outlier, and millions...

You're not that much of an outlier, and millions of boomers are becoming more like you! So far, we're WAY under-served in the cycling marketplace. With all the models that Trek, Specialized, Giant,...

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