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Bicycling

Gregorian

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7. Parts for these things must be tough to find.

Reply to MagickMuffin (Reply #5)

Sat Dec 10, 2011, 01:49 PM

Dec 2011

I don't even know what size wheels they have. 26"?

My forest rides are 20% grades in part. Suspension is pretty much a neccessity.

However, I might be relocating to a place where I could actually get on the road on a bike and not feel too intimidated. I might want to know what one of those male cruisers would go for. Dallas isn't too far from California.

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My unexpected bike business [View all] MagickMuffin Dec 2011 OP

That picker guy on the history channel boston bean Dec 2011 #1

We've been asked if we were "pickers" MagickMuffin Dec 2011 #2

Wow!!! I always wanted one of the more standard Schwinn cruiser male model bikes. Gregorian Dec 2011 #3

Don the man who collected all these bikes Loved Schwinns MagickMuffin Dec 2011 #5

Parts for these things must be tough to find. Gregorian Dec 2011 #7

We haven't had to much trouble finding parts MagickMuffin Dec 2011 #9

These are so cool MagickMuffin! RainbowSuperfund Dec 2011 #10

If you have any steel butted frame touring bikes I'd be interested tkmorris Dec 2011 #4

We do have steel butted lugged frames MagickMuffin Dec 2011 #6

did you get the yellow suburban from your third photo? frylock Dec 2011 #8

That is freaking amazing! Kennah Dec 2011 #11