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brokebike
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 Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 10:51 am Post subject: Torker cargo bike |
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I have to admit, I think these are pretty sweet... even with the step-thru frame design. To top it all off, they're only $600 for the complete bike.
http://www.torkerusa.com/New-Cargo-T.html
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| Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 12:52 pm Post subject: |
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The step thru makes sense for cargo. Along with the drum brake, fork lock and dual kick stand.
Their stuff is usually good quality considering the price point. I've got one of their unicycles. |
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| elzie5000 wrote: | The step thru makes sense for cargo. Along with the drum brake, fork lock and dual kick stand.
Their stuff is usually good quality considering the price point. I've got one of their unicycles. |
I agree with the step thru point. As much as I love my Cycle Truck, sometimes it is a total pain in the ass to get on, or dismount when the front is loaded down. And the same goes for bikes with rear racks and every Xtracycle I've ever ridden... my first instinct is to swing my leg over the back wheel to get on the saddle, and I always have a hard time with those.
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