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Published 12 March 2003
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Original author Ken Huizenga
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Original post Ken Huizenga
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12 March 2003, 04:41 UTC
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What do people think about the Easy Racer's Fold Rush? I would plan to use it for loaded touring. I like the folding aspect which would probably allow me to transport the bike in my hatchback (Saab 9000 Turbo)
Also, what do people think about the components in the GL81 Touring upgrade for the Gold Rush offered by Angletech as opposed to just going with the standard EX model from Easy Racers?
See the following link, the data I'm talking about is in the column titled Gold/TI Rush GL81.
angletechcycles.com single components.htm Open ↗
In the Fold Rush version their suggested price would be 3599.99 + 500. Add a fairing, some racks and panniers and it would be close to 5K, I'd guess.
Ken Huizenga Appleton, Wisconsin [email hidden]
18 March 2003, 22:32 UTC
#2
easyracers.com attachment.php Open ↗ a19&postid=1490
Follow the above link to the attachment of a story that was printed a while back in RCN. Its by a Fold Rush owner. Its an interesting story.
John
"Ken Huizenga" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: What do people think about the Easy Racer's Fold Rush? I would plan to
use
Quoted message said: it for loaded touring. I like the folding aspect which would probably allow me to transport the bike in my hatchback (Saab 9000 Turbo)
Also, what do people think about the components in the GL81 Touring
upgrade
Quoted message said: for the Gold Rush offered by Angletech as opposed to just going with the standard EX model from Easy Racers?
See the following link, the data I'm talking about is in the column titled Gold/TI Rush GL81.
angletechcycles.com single components.htm Open ↗
In the Fold Rush version their suggested price would be 3599.99 + 500. Add a fairing, some racks and panniers and it would be close to 5K, I'd guess.
Ken Huizenga Appleton, Wisconsin [email hidden]
18 March 2003, 22:32 UTC
#3
Sorry,
Didn't get the link right. Here's the correct one.easyracers.com attachment.php Open ↗ a19&postid=1490
John
"John W" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: easyracers.com attachment.php Open ↗
Quoted message said: a19&postid=1490
Follow the above link to the attachment of a story that was printed a
while
Quoted message said: back in RCN. Its by a Fold Rush owner. Its an interesting story.
John
"Ken Huizenga" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: What do people think about the Easy Racer's Fold Rush? I would plan to
use
Quoted message said: it for loaded touring. I like the folding aspect which would probably allow me to transport the bike in my hatchback (Saab 9000 Turbo)
Also, what do people think about the components in the GL81 Touring
upgrade
Quoted message said: for the Gold Rush offered by Angletech as opposed to just going with the standard EX model from Easy Racers?
See the following link, the data I'm talking about is in the column
titled
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Gold/TI Rush GL81.
angletechcycles.com single components.htm Open ↗
In the Fold Rush version their suggested price would be 3599.99 + 500. Add a fairing, some racks and panniers and it would be close to 5K, I'd guess.
Ken Huizenga Appleton, Wisconsin [email hidden]
19 March 2003, 00:02 UTC
#4
John W Says "Didn't get the link right. Here's the correct one"
You did get the link right, but it is too long for your page width. The second line has to be reassembled before it will connect cerrectly.
Tom
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