Please abuse me (I like a klein)

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That seems weird -- I mean, you never hear of a bike that's a
"hardnose," right? They either put the suspension in the back or on
both. Sounds like what you're talking about creats a "hardnose."


Cannondale made one back in the early ninties, right before they came
out with the Headshuk. I don't know why they didn't have a suspension
fork on it at that time. I saw someone riding one once and didn't have
the heart to ask them why they bought something like that.

bruce

Monique Y. Mudama wrote:
| On 2004-06-06, The Nelson Paradigm penned:
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|| Just make sure they cleaned all the cheese off the frame before they
|| applied the paint
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| Hrm? I don't get it.

The Trek/Fisher/Klein plant is in Wisconsin.



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"Per Elmsäter" wrote in message
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Pistof wrote:
Sounds like your mind is made up. GO buy your Palomino. Besides,
it's one of the few full suspension bikes I've seen that are actually
pleasing to my eyes. It's a good looking bike.
http://tinyurl.com/3ftp3


Hotdamn. With a seatpost angle like that you better make sure you get the
right size frame. Raising the saddle for instance 2 inches is going to
increase your cockpit ( toptube) almost as much.

Yes, but for the record, you should always get a bike that's the right size
for your cadre. I hope this goes without saying.

Dave