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Lindsay Rowlands
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I have to make room for another bike so this one
has the opportunity to go to another owner. Here
are the specs (off the top of my head)::
Gemini Exage Sport
Cro-mo frame
52cm c-c seat tube
56cm c-c top tube
7-speed rear cluster 14-28
42/53 chainrings - Biopace
700c alloy rims
Michelin Axial Kevlar 700x23c tyres
Indexed bar-end shifters (poor person's STI)
Relatively new bits: rear cluster; chain; chainrings; brake blocks;
cables.
Any colour so long as it's black!
This was once my only bike and I did some great miles/Ks on it. The
cro-mo frame is nicely compliant (absorbs a certain amount
of road shock) and would suit a small to medium sized person - I'm
around 5'7" and it fits fine. It has the usual signs of wear and
tear for a bike a decade or so old.
I've geared it to be easy to ride up hills (28/39) and long-legged
for fast downhills (14/53), so it makes a great commuter, sports
tourer or an entry level trainer/racer. It's lighter than most MTBs,
but isn't a featherweight either.
I would keep it as a rain bike or commuter myself but there really
are only so many bikes one can justify owning.
I want $275 for it; buyer pays for shipping.
Contact me via email for more details/questions - my access to this
newsgroup is unreliable. I can arrange photos on request..
Lindsay Rowlands
[email protected]
has the opportunity to go to another owner. Here
are the specs (off the top of my head)::
Gemini Exage Sport
Cro-mo frame
52cm c-c seat tube
56cm c-c top tube
7-speed rear cluster 14-28
42/53 chainrings - Biopace
700c alloy rims
Michelin Axial Kevlar 700x23c tyres
Indexed bar-end shifters (poor person's STI)
Relatively new bits: rear cluster; chain; chainrings; brake blocks;
cables.
Any colour so long as it's black!
This was once my only bike and I did some great miles/Ks on it. The
cro-mo frame is nicely compliant (absorbs a certain amount
of road shock) and would suit a small to medium sized person - I'm
around 5'7" and it fits fine. It has the usual signs of wear and
tear for a bike a decade or so old.
I've geared it to be easy to ride up hills (28/39) and long-legged
for fast downhills (14/53), so it makes a great commuter, sports
tourer or an entry level trainer/racer. It's lighter than most MTBs,
but isn't a featherweight either.
I would keep it as a rain bike or commuter myself but there really
are only so many bikes one can justify owning.
I want $275 for it; buyer pays for shipping.
Contact me via email for more details/questions - my access to this
newsgroup is unreliable. I can arrange photos on request..
Lindsay Rowlands
[email protected]