Sounds like you need a bigger apartment to me.
2009-03-31 23:02:07
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the obcession is growing, time to downsize
i bet i've seen a few of you out on the trails, i've been riding the PH and EF trails frequently thelast few days.
my bikes have grown to 6.
i really need to downsize, they're taking over my apartment.
anyone want a small panasonic frame/fork?
or a antique jc higgins girls bike?
or a 60's womens varsity?
cheap cheap cheap, details to come
2009-03-31 22:23:20
if only...
i hope to have a house with a basement next year (although it'll be in baltimore probably) so i can let my hobbies run rampant.
2009-03-31 23:21:10
basement! Hidden away in the dark? sacrilege! What you need is wallspace to properly mount that panasonic, varsity and higgins for all to admire. I saw a link recently, http://www.cycloc.com/cycloc-features.html. A little spendy maybe, but what cost fashion?
2009-04-01 00:50:46
do you happen to know the panasonic size and frame material?
2009-04-01 02:50:31
its tiny. 44 cm c-c. I picked it up because it came with a new crank, spd pedals, and a fixed/free wheelset, thought i could build it for a friend, but that fell through and the frame is waaaay too small for me to keep. panasonic sport, has a sticker that says high tensile 1020 steel.
2009-04-01 03:06:50
wow. that's way too small for the person I had it in mind for. Best of luck.
2009-04-01 04:55:53
yeah i don't know who needs a bike this small. its pretty cool looking with a top tube that curves up a lot to meet the head tube (to fit 700c/27 inch wheels i guess) but... like i said, tiny. craiglist it will probably go once i get my camera back
2009-04-01 05:06:15
so just how small is this frame? and is it road or mtn?
looking to build up a mountain bike for my wife, she's 5'3"
2010-05-03 03:54:08