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27-09.-2005, 05:39 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Commuting gear
I have a 2003 Giant OCR3 that I do most of my commuting on. When I bought it last fall, I didnt take into account that it doesnt really have clearance for fenders, or anything that would be helpful.
I was curious if any of you could tell me any options I might have to attaching things. I would just trade it in for a more commuting-friendly model, but I had a nice crash on it a few months back so the handlebars arent as straight as they should be. |
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27-09.-2005, 09:36 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Eastwood, Sydney, Australia
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Re: Commuting gear
what about clip on fenders... not a good look but does the job
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Rob www.bikenorth.org.au '07 Giant OCR Composite 3 - R550s with Michi Prorace2 '06 Giant CRX1 '96 Apollo Himalaya commuter - Rigid Fork, slicks, fully racked DMR Switchback Reynolds 520- Velocity Cliffhangers, SRAM X-9, Easton bar/stem DMR Trailstar 2 4130- Mavic117, Dice Whiplash, SCUD DH bars, LX 9spd, DMR Crisis Cranks. '04 Giant VT3 frame - SOLD |
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