Rene
Best wishes on your process, no matter how you proceed.
I recently picked up a 2005 Atlantis and went on my first forty miler
yesterday. It had me thinking: what do I need those other nine bikes for?
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My son's Tallboy is the aluminum regular travel and mine is the carbon LT.
They are so much fun to ride and I just love how they handle. But he isn't
riding it and in the past, would only ride with me if I insisted. He'd then
have a lot of fun, but never in his 16 year
I feel like that every time I ride one of them...
On Sat, Mar 7, 2015 at 7:51 AM, Bill Lindsay tapebu...@gmail.com wrote:
Rene
Best wishes on your process, no matter how you proceed.
I recently picked up a 2005 Atlantis and went on my first forty miler
yesterday. It had me thinking: what
Ha ha ha ha!!! Just when I thought I had settled on selling the Atlantis
first... and keeping the Hunqapillar. I would agree that if going down to
one bike that could do it all, the Atlantis would probably be it.
So far, I think that the options that make the most sense are:
- If keeping two,
Rene, tough choice and bummer. Your bikes are stunners-guess the best thing
about that is however you proceed you still have two really awesome bikes.
I will say I've bought and sold many a bikes-like a lot of us have- and the
only two I have ever regretted selling were an Atlantis and a
I have to say - the Atlantis is like the Quickbeam. No one has ever said I'm
so glad I sold either of them. You only hear of regret.
Just my two cents. I say Atlantis + Foy
-J
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Tough spot to be in, René. But trust me, I/we feel your pain... I think
every couple months how I should sell a bike or two. So far, hasn't
happened!
As to your situation, I think your biggest overlap is with the Homer
'Lantis. Especially as you can only fit a 40mm tire on the latter. I would
Hi all,
For almost a year, I've been facing the need to downsize the number of
bikes that I have for a number of personal reasons. It's an emotional
challenge that has me paralyzed, because while my rational mind is anxious
to proceed, my emotions get the best of me every time I start debating
