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"curt" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> Kind of a stupid question. If you live in a flat area, like TX, OH, FL or
> something who cares if you have gears? If you live in an area that is very
> hilly, then it would be harder. With the right single speed you can do most
> anything, it just takes longer than if you had a multi. I think people ride
> singles to impress other people mostly IMHO. I could care less. I am into
> speed and hills, so singles are a waste of time for someone that wants to go
> fast. All I can say is.... care to race around western PA?
>
> Curt
I live in Central Pa. and got my first SS in 1999 (Bianchi B.a.S.S.).
Just bought my second (a slightly used Bianchi C.u.S.S.). I'm just as
fast as those with gears so I haven't "wasted" any time.
I could care less about impressing people. I like my SS for is simplicity,
low maintenance and above all, the quiet ride.
> Kind of a stupid question. If you live in a flat area, like TX, OH, FL or
> something who cares if you have gears? If you live in an area that is very
> hilly, then it would be harder. With the right single speed you can do most
> anything, it just takes longer than if you had a multi. I think people ride
> singles to impress other people mostly IMHO. I could care less. I am into
> speed and hills, so singles are a waste of time for someone that wants to go
> fast. All I can say is.... care to race around western PA?
>
> Curt
I live in Central Pa. and got my first SS in 1999 (Bianchi B.a.S.S.).
Just bought my second (a slightly used Bianchi C.u.S.S.). I'm just as
fast as those with gears so I haven't "wasted" any time.
I could care less about impressing people. I like my SS for is simplicity,
low maintenance and above all, the quiet ride.