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    this is the


    my next hardtail mountain bike

    just came out this year



    it's foldable meaning you can pack her pretty little ass in a suitcase and travel with no problems and ride her wherever you want

    hehe



    considering she comes in 3 colors I don't know what to name her
    white: Leora
    Mustard yellow: Harajuku
    or
    Light Green: hmmmmmm Jennifer Paris



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    Some of my friends in NYC get really into the whole cycling thing and pay absurd amounts of money for parts. They actually sit around and talk about it like gear heads talk about cars. Frankly, I always thought that they were crazy.

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    I don't know much about the high-end bikes, but that looks cool.

    I've had a Dahon for a few years now. Fun, convenient way to zip around downtown. The entire first summer I had mine, at least twice a week someone would say (while I was stopped at an intersection):

    "Hey! That thing's great!"

    Me: "Yup. And it folds in half. Twice."

    "Get outta here!"

    Then I'd get off the bike and do a dramatic demonstration of bike folding. The following response was common:

    "What the? Is that some sort of spy bike? You put that in a briefcase or something?"

    The trick is to put the seat down low, they look cooler that way. Oh, and I've bolted a beat-up leather back pack on mine as a cargo holder. Got a flat tire at the moment, and it's gotten too cold outside to worry about it this year. They are cool little machines, though.

    Now I gotta unfold it and take a picture of the damn thing. . .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Quinn
    Some of my friends in NYC get really into the whole cycling thing and pay absurd amounts of money for parts. They actually sit around and talk about it like gear heads talk about cars. Frankly, I always thought that they were crazy.

    -Quinn
    that's my crowd
    lol


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    nah thats a cross bike, meaning cyclocross, looks like it is steel lugged with a rigid fork, not my style at all
    good find though @ Fefe


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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyWalkerBlackLabel
    nah thats a cross bike, meaning cyclocross, looks like it is steel lugged with a rigid fork, not my style at all
    good find though @ Fefe
    It is a cross bike, but its available in either steel or aluminum, your choice. Its even available with a coupler so you can fold it. I got sniped on ebay when I tried to buy a Sycip a couple of years ago. I bought a Jamis cross bike instead.

    If you already have a mtn bike, try a cross bike on the same trails. It really makes them fun again in a new way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyWalkerBlackLabel
    the only reason I don't ride a road bike is because the ones I am interested in are anywhere from $5-6k
    $5-$6k? for a bike?

    I'm curious, do people drive in new york or rely on public transport?
    is there any room to park a car if you own one?

    So who knows the history of New Amsterdam?
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    the majority rules, and the majority are passive bitches.

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    the majority rules, and the majority are passive bitches.

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