We are a three Gunnar family over here. I've got a sport and crosshairs
and my wife just got a roadie last year. I've got quite a lot I've written
about my happiness over these bikes at my blog:
http://reno-rambler.blogspot.com/search?q=gunnar+sport
May be more info for the conversation...
Bes
Pierre,
Have you looked at the Soma San Marcos? It's super light. Built up with racks,
fenders and non light weight parts it's easily 23lb. I have the 51 lb
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I have a Rodeo and absolutely love it. It's one of the best riding bikes
with Nitto Noodles and Schwalbe Kojaks. The handlebars are up nice and high
so it's extremely comfortable. It's on the larger size of frames (59cm) for
me but that adds to the Riv character. With that said, I bought a Ritch
I second the Gunnar Sport if no lugs are ok. I have one as my go fast drop
bar bike, setup with a shimano 105 groupset. I had gunnar add some mid fork
brazeons for a front rack where I keep a small trunksack. Best bang for
your buck, I keep trying to replace it but always end up keeping it ;)
I
If you want lugs, Soma San Marcos? Supposedly being discontinued, but I'm sure
there are quite a few around.
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None of them are lugged, but all are great frames:
http://gunnarbikes.com/site/bikes/sport/
http://www.blackmtncycles.com/p/road-build-kit.html
http://www.somafab.com/archives/product/es
Any of them would build up a lightweight fair-weather roadie with the right
parts.
On Wed, Mar 9, 2016 at 7
Boulder bikes has lugged steel superlight frames that are similar in price to
the Roadeo.
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There are all sorts of sub-20 lb road bicycles, though one man's comfort
may be another man's pain.
Do you want a Rivendell ride? If so, perhaps a Roadeo might work? My 58 cm
custom weighed in at about 19 lb with 1X10 drivetrain and no stupid light
parts, back when it was set up as a deraileur gof
Hi bunch,
I found myself increasingly attracted to the the idea of a lightweight
(sub-20lbs) Roadeo build.
But I already have a drop-bar Hilsen, so tiny part of me tells me I ought
to look at alternatives.
What's out there? (in term of practical preferably-lugged
can-fit-at-least-30mm yet-lig
