Speaking of bikes, does anyone know if Fuji still makes bikes? Many
years ago when I was riding, I tried a Fuji model that I really, really
liked. As a vertically challenged person :-) this model was
particularly attractive because its front wheel was smaller than the
back, so the fit was much better for me than other adult models. And as
I recall, everything else about it was pleasant ... fit and finish were
good, it felt smooth and well integrated. Not sure if I would be
allowed to own one as I currently live in Rochester...
Earl
Dean Tyler wrote:
>My OM vehicle is a Rudge 3-speed. I found it submerged in a pond near my
>home. It was a summer project to clean and restore. What a fun bike. I
>also have a Bianchi mountain bike that is very nice, but the Rudge is more
>fun to ride. No problem with the LowePro backpack since I sit straight up
>and have a springer saddle (joy). The bike is deceptively fast on the
>flats, but a tank going up hills (due to gearing, weight, rider position and
>the physical shape of the cyclist!). I thought about a basket for the
>front, but my manhood couldn't handle it.
>
>About 5 years ago, I should my road bike. Hand built Italian with Roval
>wheels and Campy Record components (those Delta brakes were too cool). What
>a dumb move. I have regretted every since. I thought a new mountain bike
>with a front shock would be better. I was wrong.
>
>Hence, I won't sell my OM for digital.
>
>Dean
>
>
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