Hi Gang,
I have just put a deposit on a Orbea Larrau 52cm Compact frame with Triple chain ring. What does the group think of them?
Cheers,
Mark
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Orbea Larrau
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"uphillma" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Hi Gang, I have just put a deposit on a Orbea Larrau 52cm Compact frame with Triple chain ring.
What does the group think of them? Cheers, Mark--
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As good as the next bike, you won't be disappointed. Lifetime guarantee if recollect...pretty
amazing for an ally bike.--
Mark"Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak"
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uphillma said:
Hi Gang, I have just put a deposit on a Orbea Larrau 52cm Compact frame with Triple chain ring.
What does the group think of them? Cheers, MarkHi Mark
See my sig. (The sig shown a double, mine's a tripple.)
Even though it's a bit of a cheapo I do like mine. I even dreamt about it last night. I could have
sworn I'd given the bike a thorough clean. Sadly this was not the case! The sole problem I had with
my Larrau was with the saddle; the original was far too soft. As well as buying a new perch I also
bought a set of SPDs to replace the strappy things that came with the bike.The saddle to handle bars length is also quite long, IMO. Now, this may be be because I'd not ridden
anything else but rigid MTBs for a long time - the change to a road bike may have been the
"problem". However, I've gotten used to the more extended or stretched out riding position now and
do enjoy it.I've had a couple or more of cycle-departure-ground-impact experiences from my Larrau, one of which
involved a nasty bang to the front wheel. I'm certainly no expert on those round things but they do
seem to be quite sturdy and well put together.Regards James
PS T'other Mark: They're yellow ;-)
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On Wed, 23 Jul 2003 02:49:49 +0100, James Hodson <[email hidden]> wrote:
OT Today's TdeF rode over the Côte de Larrau - a cetegory three
climb.James
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James Hodson said:
On Wed, 23 Jul 2003 02:49:49 +0100, James Hodson <[email hidden]> wrote:
OT Today's TdeF rode over the Côte de Larrau - a cetegory three
climb.D'oh! Col de Larrau
James
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