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Original section Mountain Bikes
Published 19 March 2003
Last activity 26 March 2003
Original author Flyingcoyote
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Original post Flyingcoyote
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19 March 2003, 04:30 UTC
#1
What a beautiful bike!
It's amazing how well it handles. Incredibly responsive.
I love it!
I had thought that climbing hills would take some getting used to but, except for some steeper sections it's actually considerably easier to climb.
Oh yeah!
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Bill Wheeler
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20 March 2003, 01:00 UTC
#2
FlyingCoyote said: What a beautiful bike!
It's amazing how well it handles. Incredibly responsive.
I love it!
I had thought that climbing hills would take some getting used to but, except for some steeper sections it's actually considerably easier to climb.
Oh yeah!
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FlyingCoyote boarsgut.com boarsgut.com Open ↗
Welcome to a new A Brave New World.
Peace, Bill The mind serves properly as a window glass rather than as a reflector, that is, the mind should give an immediate view instead of an interpretation of the world. :-]
20 March 2003, 17:30 UTC
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FlyingCoyote <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said: What a beautiful bike!
It's amazing how well it handles. Incredibly responsive.
I love it!
I had thought that climbing hills would take some getting used to but, except for some steeper sections it's actually considerably easier to climb.
Oh yeah!
Congratulations, once again. The handling of these abusive dominators is a thing of wonder. They catch and hold a line like nothing else. Watch for my ride report of 2 SS'ers for more of the same evangelical preaching to the choir.
Paladin
21 March 2003, 19:00 UTC
#4
FlyingCoyote <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said: What a beautiful bike!
It's amazing how well it handles. Incredibly responsive.
I love it!
I had thought that climbing hills would take some getting used to but, except for some steeper sections it's actually considerably easier to climb.
Oh yeah!
You have been assimilated.
JD
21 March 2003, 22:00 UTC
#5
Quoted message said: FlyingCoyote <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said: What a beautiful bike!
I had thought that climbing hills would take some getting used to but, except for some steeper sections it's actually considerably easier to climb.
Singlespeed mantra:
"...you are either going very fast or very slow..."
26 March 2003, 15:30 UTC
#6
FlyingCoyote said: What a beautiful bike!
It's amazing how well it handles. Incredibly responsive.
I love it!
I had thought that climbing hills would take some getting used to but, except for some steeper sections it's actually considerably easier to climb.
Oh yeah!
Been away for a while, but glad to hear it FC...keep the faith!
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