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What Bicycle is this?

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  1. Hey,

    I would really appreciate your help. A few years ago I lived in Greece, I bought a bike, that I really loved. Unfortunately I didn't bring it home to the UK. I was wondering if I could buy the same one, but cannot remember the name, the only photo I have is below. I was wondering if any of you could help identify it for me, any help would be greatly appreciated!

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    Thanks alot,
    Errgon

  2. Errgon said:

    A few years ago I lived in Greece, I bought a bike, that I really loved. Unfortunately I didn't bring it home to the UK. I was wondering if I could buy the same one, but cannot remember the name, the only photo I have is below. I was wondering if any of you could help identify it for me, any help would be greatly appreciated!

    The bike in the picture has a very 'generic' look (nothing wrong with that) ...

    In the States, that type of bike can be bought in any so-called BIG BOX store for under $200US ...

    So, I would think that any non-specialty "department" store that carries bicycles should have one a similar/comparable bike available for only a little more than £100+ (shouldn't be more than £150).

  3. ihatecontador said:

    don' t steal it u fatass. You would break it.

    Where did this come from?😕

  4. it doesnt look that generic, unlike that guy's posts.

  5. That bike looks generic as alfeng says. Forks, tyres, hubs and other features including iron cranks are clues. Nice alloy frames are now generic.

    Start by looking for similar at the chain stores, then compare prices and features with similar at bike shops, and then see that appearances are only skin deep.

    For a comfy commuter the generic will do fine. The same generic can sport any name tag, colour scheme and specs according to the country and chainstore/bike shop. Despite the go-fast and stunt appearances they all have a disclaimer sticker saying this bike is intended for nothing more than plain cycling...

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