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Clark W. Griswold
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What are we looking it, it vaguely resembles a bike but no drivetrain I can see...Slightly kidding of course. It looks cool but it was taken from the wrong side post a picture of the drive side let's see this cool bike from the proper angle.
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I mean this in every positive way .... this looks like a military issue "Bi-wheeled, utility, general purpose, all-terrain, cargo and personnel transport unit."
Sort of a standard-issue terrain-terminator unit .... "I came, I saw, I rode over it."
Sort of a standard-issue terrain-terminator unit .... "I came, I saw, I rode over it."
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I’m a little Surly
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Lowering the stem and using a high angle stem wouldn't give as much clearance for stuff in the basket especially with the Jones bar, it's a steel steerer so it's not like it's going to break.