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so will tey be stable enough for muni and abit of street not much just
small drops and such like or is that a no go!!!!!!.

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craigcbr said:

so will tey be stable enough for muni and abit of street not much just
small drops and such like or is that a no go!!!!!!.

The Pashley frame is pretty bomb-proof; heavy, but you definitely won't
have any problems with it.

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ok cheers thanks for the help.craig

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craigcbr said:

so will tey be stable enough for muni and abit of street not much just
small drops and such like or is that a no go!!!!!!.

The Pashley will be fine for that. The more limiting factor is going
to be the square taper hub and cranks.

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