Stationary Bike - Page 2

B a r r y B u r k e J r . <Keep_it_in_the_newsgroup_please@aol.com> wrote in message
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> You've obviously never seen a Giant Tempo. <G>
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> The Tempo can accept your saddle, your pedals, and adjust in just about every direction. The
> adjustments include saddle height, saddle distance from bb, handlebar height, and handlebar reach.
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> The Tempo can be set up as a fixie or with any standard BMX freewheel.
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> _Any_ 9/16" pedal fits it, I installed Speedplay X pedals on mine. SPD style and toe straps are
> included. If you don't like the cranks, it's an ISIS bb, so you can install different lengths or
> brands that suit you.
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> This bike is heavy enough that I can stand on it an crank as hard as I can without flipping it,
> and I'm 6'1", 225 lbs.
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> I don't have to scrape my walls or dirty my home carrying my outdoor bikes into the house, as my
> den is on the second floor.

Impressive. Still a bit of an indulgence if your cycling cash is limited, though...

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> I also own rollers, which I use for an entirely different purpose.

Curling your hair?

-Luigi

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> Barry