ratina wrote:http://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/bik/2759108411.html
I have never seen a brake like that before
Factory Freak Bikes, lets see em
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I have never seen a brake like that before
Re: Factory Freak Bikes, lets see emPictures to come this week, but I have a 83ish Shogun roadbike with factory 24" front wheel and factory 27' rear wheel. Guess made for shorter rider.
Re: Factory Freak Bikes, lets see em
Sounds like a time trial bike. Is it fixie? Welcome to Nerdville...
Re: Factory Freak Bikes, lets see emDahon Smoothhound, 20" tires, the seat post has tire pump built into it, non folding frame.
![]() Kustom Coaster III viewtopic.php?f=75&t=72035
Re: Factory Freak Bikes, lets see emMy first ever folders,both ordered last week,delivered this week (one on Monday,the other on Thursday).
2012 Citizen Miami ![]() 2012 Schwinn Loop ![]() Both were priced at $199. The Schwinn seemed like the better deal at $199 shipped/total to-my-door price with it's intigrated rear rack and included carry-along bag (that it will just barely fit inside on a good day),and the Citizen coming at $270 total/to-my-door with shipping,and optional carry-along bag (much nicer bag than the other) and rear rack. Both were made in China. The Citizen is a solid bike with decent parts throughout (for the pricepoint),had awesome quality control and assembly,and Citizen went out of their way to include niceties like an actual decent,fun to read manual and hand written note (fromt eh assembler) wishing me many happy miles. The Schwinn? Unridable out of the box,needed the new V-brake (rear one,anyways) replaced,fit and finish is kinda crappy,and quality control/assembly was non-existant/poor. No worries,it didn't go to a noobie or someone's child,it came to me,and it's all asembled properly and in adjustment,I had a Shimano Deore XT v-brake from before my disc riding days,and I really dig the style of the frame,LOL! I did full (preliminary) reviews on my blog if anyone wants to read my drivel Enjoying early retirement one pedal stroke at a time :)
My Blog: http://stevesoutdoorblog.blogspot.com/
Re: Factory Freak Bikes, lets see emSchwinn by Dahon sold by Target a few years back. Was a $99.00 close out model.
![]() Kustom Coaster III viewtopic.php?f=75&t=72035
Re: Factory Freak Bikes, lets see emNice
Enjoying early retirement one pedal stroke at a time :)
My Blog: http://stevesoutdoorblog.blogspot.com/
Re: Factory Freak Bikes, lets see emGot another freak.
1970 Schwinn Deluxe Twin...."The Yellow Submarine" ![]() It doesn't matter what I paid for it, it matters what it's WORTH. I never buy anything I will regret KEEPING.
Re: Factory Freak Bikes, lets see emTwo more freaks! The one might not be factory but it's still a freak.
![]() ![]() It doesn't matter what I paid for it, it matters what it's WORTH. I never buy anything I will regret KEEPING.
Re: Factory Freak Bikes, lets see em
Finally, this thread is getting back on track with some freaks! This is a strange and cool bike. Alchemist Custom Bicycles: http://www.facebook.com/AlchemyCustomBicycles
Re: Factory Freak Bikes, lets see emThanks! I found it on C-list and HAD to have it. Traded my yellow tandem for both of these and he delivered from Rushville, Indiana to Kokomo... 80 miles one way.
It doesn't matter what I paid for it, it matters what it's WORTH. I never buy anything I will regret KEEPING.
Re: Factory Freak Bikes, lets see emMy Strida 2:
![]() My "Stepper" (bike without a saddle) and my "Q-Bike": Another one of my "Q-Bike": To infinity - and beyond!
Re: Factory Freak Bikes, lets see emmy raleigh standish
16" ![]()
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