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02-11.-2004, 04:38 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2004
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Need info. on Miyata Seven Ten (710)...
does anyone out there know anything about it? I have done numerous searches on the net but have come up with nothing. Would appreciate your feedback if you do.
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06-11.-2004, 02:00 AM
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Canada
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Re: Need info. on Miyata Seven Ten (710)...
I know a few people that own Seven Tens. Seems like a good quality frame with nice componentry. I rode one for a bit...fast, smooth ride. The few that I've seen all had Suntour derailleurs which might be difficult to impossible to find smaller parts for, but they could be replaced with something more up to date.
Was there anything in particular that you wanted to know about them? Do you have one or are you looking to buy one? |
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06-11.-2004, 10:43 AM
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Re: Need info. on Miyata Seven Ten (710)...
More than anything, I was wanting to find out if they bike was reliable. From the few tid bits that users have given me thus far, the concensus seems to be that they were well built bikes and thus reliable. Since I already took the leap of faith and bought one before the jury was out, I am now planning to put her on a serious diet as I see her shedding most of the added and unnecessary weight that she currently has. Once I put her up on the pole, I am going to strip her down, 'fix' her up, and then I plan to ride her hard. Ah, the simplicity.
Thanks a lot for your input. Quote:
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