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  1. Does anyone know who is selling the Redline Flight Single speed U6 Alloy bike via online? also does
    anyone have info on this bike is it any good?

  2. Jen said:

    Does anyone know who is selling the Redline Flight Single speed U6 Alloy bike via online? also
    does anyone have info on this bike is it any good?


    I rode Redline Aluminum frame 24" in BMX, and had some trouble with frame flex, seems when you
    torque really hard (using profile cranks) the frame would flex pretty bad at the bottom bracket, bad
    enough to throw the chain alignment off and make the chain drop, considering that this happens only
    when REALLY pushing on the pedals, the results are catastrophic. I bought a Standard Chromoly frame
    and had no more problems. Standard makes a very good frame, I don't know if they are in the 26"
    business. I now ride a Santa Cruz Chameleon, which I have had no trouble with, it is an aluminum
    frame with horizontal dropouts, and the chainstays are pretty well overbuilt, I would expect if it
    doesn't crack, I will have no problems. Jerry

  3. "Jerry Everetts" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Jen said:

    Does anyone know who is selling the Redline Flight Single speed U6 Alloy bike via online? also
    does anyone have info on this bike is it any good?


    I rode Redline Aluminum frame 24" in BMX, and had some trouble with frame flex, seems when you
    torque really hard (using profile cranks) the frame would flex pretty bad at the bottom bracket,
    bad enough to throw the chain alignment off and make the chain drop, considering that this happens
    only when REALLY pushing on the pedals, the results are catastrophic. I bought a Standard Chromoly
    frame and had no more problems. Standard makes a very good frame, I don't know if they are in the
    26" business. I now ride a Santa Cruz Chameleon, which I have had no trouble with, it is an
    aluminum frame with horizontal dropouts, and the chainstays are pretty well overbuilt, I would
    expect if it doesn't crack, I will have no problems. Jerry

    Screw all that, get a Bianchi SASS! :-)

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

  4. Jerry Everetts said:
    Jen said:

    Does anyone know who is selling the Redline Flight Single speed U6 Alloy bike via online? also
    does anyone have info on this bike is it any good?


    I rode Redline Aluminum frame 24" in BMX, and had some trouble with frame flex, seems when you
    torque really hard (using profile cranks) the frame would flex pretty bad at the bottom bracket,
    bad enough to throw the chain alignment off and make the chain drop, considering that this happens
    only when REALLY pushing on the pedals, the results are catastrophic. I bought a Standard Chromoly
    frame and had no more problems. Standard makes a very good frame, I don't know if they are in the
    26" business.

    Can't go wrong with a Standard (I have an STA), but they don't make 26".

    I now ride a Santa Cruz Chameleon, which I have had no

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    trouble with, it is an aluminum frame with horizontal dropouts, and the chainstays are pretty well
    overbuilt, I would expect if it doesn't crack, I will have no problems.

    The Chameleon now comes with vertical drop outs.

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