Roark bicycles - any experience?

Quoted post said:

Originally posted by Larry Schuldt
Hi,

Does anyone out there have any experience, either good or bad, with Roark bicycles? I saw them at
the Chicago bike show last year and I'm severly tempted.

Thanks, larry

Hi Larry,

I am also severly tempted after seeing the bike at HHH in Wichita Falls, Tx. Have you made any decision or received any information?

Thanks, Linda

thequeenie said:

Larry Schuldt said:

Hi, Does anyone out there have any experience, either good or bad, with Roark bicycles? I saw
them at the Chicago bike show last year and I'm severly tempted. Thanks, larry

Hi Larry,

I am also severly tempted after seeing the bike at HHH in Wichita Falls, Tx. Have you made any
decision or received any information?

Thanks, Linda

No, I haven't heard from anyone. I was impressed by their attitude, but I sure would like to hear
from someone who actually rides one.

larry
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thequeenie said:

Larry Schuldt said:

Hi, Does anyone out there have any experience, either good or bad, with Roark bicycles? I saw
them at the Chicago bike show last year and I'm severly tempted. Thanks, larry

Hi Larry,

I am also severly tempted after seeing the bike at HHH in Wichita Falls, Tx. Have you made any
decision or received any information?

Thanks, Linda

No, I haven't heard from anyone. I was impressed by their attitude, but I sure would like to hear
from someone who actually rides one.

I've sold and built a couple of these. Workmanship is first rate and Roark's experience with
titanium is extensive.

It's my opinion that you don't need to ride a frame to know whether or not you'll like it. A
well-made frame will ride well. In fact, every one of my bike sales involves no test-riding, and all
my customers have been happy.

Call Woody and he'll set you up to talk to some owners.

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Robin Hubert <[email hidden]