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landotter wrote:
> SMS wrote:
>
>> For commuting, get a Breezer Uptown
>> ("http://www.breezerbikes.com/bike_details.cfm?bikeType=town&frame=d&bike=uptown").
>> This is one of the only bicycles available in the U.S. that has a real
>> chaingguard.
>
> As nice as the Breezer is, the chainguard is not real. It's an object
> shaped like a chainguard with crappy little plastic clips that'll break
> first time you remove the rear wheel or change the chain.
If it does break, you can at least get a replacement from Breezer, or
modify it to use real clamps.
> SMS wrote:
>
>> For commuting, get a Breezer Uptown
>> ("http://www.breezerbikes.com/bike_details.cfm?bikeType=town&frame=d&bike=uptown").
>> This is one of the only bicycles available in the U.S. that has a real
>> chaingguard.
>
> As nice as the Breezer is, the chainguard is not real. It's an object
> shaped like a chainguard with crappy little plastic clips that'll break
> first time you remove the rear wheel or change the chain.
If it does break, you can at least get a replacement from Breezer, or
modify it to use real clamps.
