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Old 01-30-22, 06:15 AM
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Old 01-30-22, 06:51 AM
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I’ve been commuting a lot on Electric Ted this winter:

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Originally Posted by BFisher
I guess I just zeroed in on this part of the original post, "whose appeal might not have been obvious at first."
I guess I just zeroed in on the title.
Without knowing where I'm riding, I have no idea which bike is "go to".
Hence my somewhat supercilious (and picturesque) replies.
OP wanted to see bikes - a worthy goal, on this Forum.
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Old 01-30-22, 08:50 AM
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@Wildwood, a bit of a narrow definition in the OP perhaps. I mean, the go-to is more of a sliding scale, as you say.

I've been guilty of standing there with my gear on, indecisive about which bike to ride. Not a bad problem to have.
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My “go-to” bike is the De Rosa Professional. I’ve (long ago) posted a glamour shot in the De Rosa thread. She’s sporting tubulars now and the bar tape needs replaced, but otherwise she looks about the same.
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If there's gravel, dirt, or two track roads involved, it's this one, 1989 Rock Combo.
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Originally Posted by nlerner
What is the front hub on Mr Williams?
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Originally Posted by bwilli88
What is the front hub on Mr Williams?
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