Can anyone recommend a good newsgroup dealing with road bikes? Paul
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Can anyone recommend a good newsgroup dealing with road bikes?
rec.bicycles.tech discussions are majority road bike related but not exclusively so. If you have a
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Can anyone recommend a good newsgroup dealing with road bikes?
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r.b.rides, r.b.soc, r.b.misc and, as others have said, r.b.tech. A bike is just a bike. The roadie
rides a 'road bike'."Paul Westall" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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My favorite forum of all is at www.serotta.com, and I go there even though I don't own a Serotta road bike. Most of the topics are general in nature and can apply to the majority of riders.
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Can anyone recommend a good newsgroup dealing with road bikes? Paul
Is there something you're missing in this newsgroup? rec.bicycles.tech predominately fields
road-bike questions, with most mountain-bike & recumbent issues going to their own newsgroups. You
still find mountain-bike issues being discussed here as, if it's tech-related, it's certainly
appropriate, but it would seem that road-bike issues are the norm.--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles chainreactionbicycles.comchainreactionbicycles.comOpen ↗
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