It's getting very hard to buy a non-racing bicycle without suspension these days. It's disappointing to see how things are bundled. If you want the better components, it's like you have to take the suspension.
It's getting very hard to buy a non-racing bicycle without suspension these days. It's disappointing to see how things are bundled. If you want the better components, it's like you have to take the suspension.
It's getting very hard to buy a non-racing bicycle without suspension these days. It's disappointing to see how things are bundled. If you want the better components, it's like you have to take the suspension.
It's getting very hard to buy a non-racing bicycle without suspension these days. It's disappointing to see how things are bundled. If you want the better components, it's like you have to take the suspension.
Suspension cures addiction to lousy TV shows, removes the crabgrass from your lawn and prevents snotty in-laws. The ownership of said bicycles is a perfectly cromulent activity which embiggens the positive aura of one's proclivity. And George Bush Jr. says that if you don't buy a bike with suspension, the terrorists have already won.
Suspension is a wonderful thing, for any bike that gets used in actual roads or trails. Also we note: there were probably people who argued against suspensions on /cars/, way back when. ~
Suspension is a wonderful thing, for any bike that gets used in actual roads or trails. Also we note: there were probably people who argued against suspensions on /cars/, way back when. ~
Typically the roads I'm on in the suburbs are well enough paved for suspension to not even cross my mind. But today I went through Saint Paul proper and man, the patched up roads there had me bouncing around worse than a dirt road.