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16-06.-2005, 03:33 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Rye Mornington Peninsula Victoria
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The Nasty Norco FBR - flat bar road bike - top of the line, burnt orange..expensive
http://www.brunswickstreetcycles.co...2&ProductID=281
This Norco is an amazing bike - now the top of the range flat bar ive seen over the best from felt sr71, giant cr1 (which i have) and the specialized sirrus sports disc.. I felt one in bike shop in QV VIC and it was so light and so narrow... its in orange and it pulls it off (although i prefer my black crx 1) The sales person told me i had last years bike, and this one had the 23 wheels and weird narrow angles and um rocked.. but im keeping my crx 1 for now !!!!!! esp for $2349 for norco - Check it out... anyone ridden it (i sat in it) my blogs at http://benbarren.blogspot.com
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16-06.-2005, 04:53 PM
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Location: Perth (Basso), West Australia
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Re: The Nasty Norco FBR - flat bar road bike - top of the line, burnt orange..expensive
Norco looks good!! $$$$$ ouch!!!
 Don't worry about the sales bs, your CRX is a 2005 model, it was a Perigee before that. The 2006 CRX 1-4s will be in the shops this or next week. I have a eco way of going Flat Bar 10 speed Ultegra, double or triple, e-mail me if interested. 
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17-06.-2005, 01:28 PM
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Re: The Nasty Norco FBR - flat bar road bike - top of the line, burnt orange..expensive
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20-06.-2005, 11:12 PM
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Location: Gold Coast, Australia
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Re: The Nasty Norco FBR - flat bar road bike - top of the line, burnt orange..expensive
One of those with a set of triathlon bars would be a good combo i reckon....
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30-06.-2005, 08:18 PM
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Re: The Nasty Norco FBR - flat bar road bike - top of the line, burnt orange..expensive
Hubby & I recently bought new flat bar road bikes and we were both very tempted by this one - very nice lookin bike. Hubby rode this one for a bit and really felt the bumps in the road - we're used to mountain bikes with front suspension. He ended up with a Specialized Sirrus Pro & I got an Avanti Blade Pro. I didn't ride the Norco but compared with the Sirrus hubby reckons the Sirrus is a much smoother ride.
Bloody awesome looking bike though! Kathy |
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02-07.-2005, 10:25 PM
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Re: The Nasty Norco FBR - flat bar road bike - top of the line, burnt orange..expensi
[QUOTE=flatbarfanatic]http://www.brunswickstreetcycles.co...2&ProductID=281
This Norco is an amazing bike - I support that totally. I was trying to source one locally and failing that the Mirage (not bad either but not as good). In test riding (a friends FBR1) I fell in love with it. But stock was limited and I waited a fair while before deciding to go elsewhere. Tried the Felt SR71 but couldn't get the LBS to deal and wound up with a good deal on a CRX2 with the CRX1 fork. Strangely I originally started with the intention of buying a beater. Now of course I saving to replace my old Reynolds 531 bike with either a Llwellyn or possibly a Cecil Walker steel frame. I may even look to get back into racing next year. Cheers Brett |
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