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Disgruntled Goa
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On Wed, 11 Jun 2003 17:57:11 +0200, "Mads Hilberg" <[email protected]> wrote:
>> At the moment, what I'd really like is a tourer.
>
>Only 3 words are needed then: StreetMachine Grand Tourismo
>
>See: www.hpvelotechnik.de (the press room has links to some reviews), www.kinetics.org.uk and
>www.wademan.com (for a guy who's taken his to many parts of the world).
Love one. However, I haven't found anyone who sells it who'd agree to guarantee it. It's only rated
to 120kgs. I've tried Bikefix who ummed, aahhed and finally said that they wouldn't honour the
warranty on the frame. If I'm going to spend £1500+ on a bike, I want to be certain that important
parts won't break. I guess this might not be a realistic option, though. :-(
I like the look of the Rainbow Lyra, though. Seems sturdy enough. Good price, too.
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DG
Bah!
>> At the moment, what I'd really like is a tourer.
>
>Only 3 words are needed then: StreetMachine Grand Tourismo
>
>See: www.hpvelotechnik.de (the press room has links to some reviews), www.kinetics.org.uk and
>www.wademan.com (for a guy who's taken his to many parts of the world).
Love one. However, I haven't found anyone who sells it who'd agree to guarantee it. It's only rated
to 120kgs. I've tried Bikefix who ummed, aahhed and finally said that they wouldn't honour the
warranty on the frame. If I'm going to spend £1500+ on a bike, I want to be certain that important
parts won't break. I guess this might not be a realistic option, though. :-(
I like the look of the Rainbow Lyra, though. Seems sturdy enough. Good price, too.
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DG
Bah!