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Lightfoot Ranger?

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  1. I am starting to daydream about replacing my 99 Stratus. It continues
    to be a faithful bike for touring and commuting, but I cannot deny that
    I have the itch to be another! I also own a Strada. The convenience
    of one size tire/tube has me interested in the Ranger. This bike looks
    bullet proof, comfortable and stable. I like the LWB format for
    touring. I like the low BB for commuting. What's the verdict on the
    Ranger?

    Jim Reilly
    Reading, PA

  2. Jim,

    I road one at the Interbike dirt test area two years ago and loved it. I
    was nipping the tails of mountain bikers. It tracked excellently. It was
    even graceful on the BMX track. Didn't have a chance to do any touring
    with it. But it manuevered with confidence.

    Best Regards,

    Mark.

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    Quoted message said:

    I am starting to daydream about replacing my 99 Stratus. It continues
    to be a faithful bike for touring and commuting, but I cannot deny that
    I have the itch to be another! I also own a Strada. The convenience
    of one size tire/tube has me interested in the Ranger. This bike looks
    bullet proof, comfortable and stable. I like the LWB format for
    touring. I like the low BB for commuting. What's the verdict on the
    Ranger?

    Jim Reilly
    Reading, PA

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  3. On 05/31/2005 21:32:25 'Mark Muelller said:

    Jim,

    Quoted message said:

    I road one at the Interbike dirt test area two years ago and loved it. I
    was nipping the tails of mountain bikers. It tracked excellently. It was
    even graceful on the BMX track. Didn't have a chance to do any touring
    with it. But it manuevered with confidence.

    Quoted message said:

    Best Regards,

    Quoted message said:

    Mark.

    Hey Mark, didn't know you got in here.
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    Ian
    I would rather be out on my Catrike

    www.catrike.co.uk

  4. Ian,

    I've had an iron clad stomach installed, so now I check this group out
    every once in a while.

    Best Regards,

    Mark.

    Buck said:
    On 05/31/2005 21:32:25 'Mark Muelller said:

    Jim,

    Quoted message said:

    I road one at the Interbike dirt test area two years ago and loved it.
    I
    was nipping the tails of mountain bikers. It tracked excellently. It
    was
    even graceful on the BMX track. Didn't have a chance to do any touring
    with it. But it manuevered with confidence.

    Quoted message said:

    Best Regards,

    Quoted message said:

    Mark.

    Hey Mark, didn't know you got in here.
    --
    Ian
    I would rather be out on my Catrike

    www.catrike.co.uk

    --
    Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/

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