Traveler-ing in 1988
07-05-21, 01:57 PM
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Traveler-ing in 1988
Sidewalk-Bike-Path Traveler-ing, that is. https://www.ebay.com/itm/363387669996
I must be a soft touch for old bicycles without corrosion, if the frame happens to be my size, this frame is 23" center to top of the seat tube.
Wider tires at 100psi was part of the attraction, I got a pair of Alligator Hardshell 27" wire bead, on sale $85.
A higher end model at higher cost is probably better in the long run, shipping was reasonable, but still a large percentage.
I'm liking this Traveler a little bit, maybe because it's not very corrosion resistant, but somehow it isn't.
I must be a soft touch for old bicycles without corrosion, if the frame happens to be my size, this frame is 23" center to top of the seat tube.
Wider tires at 100psi was part of the attraction, I got a pair of Alligator Hardshell 27" wire bead, on sale $85.
A higher end model at higher cost is probably better in the long run, shipping was reasonable, but still a large percentage.
I'm liking this Traveler a little bit, maybe because it's not very corrosion resistant, but somehow it isn't.
07-05-21, 02:23 PM
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