Well, yeah, probably technically at first glance not really in line. But
lots of Rivendell lovers can't afford a Rivendell--or more than one
Rivendell. And the company is an influential designer and distributor of
mixtes (and sorta mixtes), and it says in the "Rules" you don't have to
have a
No offense, but this doesn't strike me as an appropriate question for this
forum.
On Monday, December 4, 2017 at 11:48:30 AM UTC-5, Doug H. wrote:
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> I’m thinking of buying this local off of Craigslist. Worth it?
>
> https://athensga.craigslist.org/bik/d/univega-hybrid/6355043046.html
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650b conversion? Get some Marathons on there.
On Monday, December 4, 2017 at 5:40:38 PM UTC-5, Mark in Beacon wrote:
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> That's a sweet looking mixte, Doug. I would say certainly worth a hundred
> bucks, but out of season why not offer 70--they probably just want it out
> the door. Very likely
That's a sweet looking mixte, Doug. I would say certainly worth a hundred
bucks, but out of season why not offer 70--they probably just want it out
the door. Very likely built by Miyata. Lugged, nice red paint, double
eyelets in back, and the much-preferred middle seat stay mounted rear
brake.
The link is to a very small Univega mixte. The title misleadingly calls
the bike a 'hybrid', which it is not. Whether or not it's worth it depends
on whether it'll fit the rider in question and what the rider in question
wants to do with it. Who's going to ride it? How are they going to ride
i think it depends on your intent. it probably wont appreciate much in
value, or be worth putting too much work into it. But if its just for
getting around, 90$ is hard to beat. Univega had some nice mixtes with the
single top tube that splits to two at the chainstays. I think that style
looks
