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Justin
a Commuter
from Date Reviewed: January 23, 2012
Strengths: Very light, agile, and comfortable. The shifters are very accurate having no hang-ups.Weaknesses: Seat could be more comfortable but definitely not intolerable for me.Bottom Line: I bought this bike primarily for commuting back and forth to work. Although I do not have much time on it, so far I am extremely happy with it and feel as if I got my money’s worth and didn’t just by a name.
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Jk
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: September 26, 2011
Strengths: Easy to ride, gears work effortlessly, comfy, welll balance and well put togetherWeaknesses: None!Bottom Line: Lurv this bike, umed and ahed about which bike to buy until a friend sent to Clarence st, to talk to the guys there and lo and behold I cam home with my baby.
A fantastic bike to ride, rolls along very well and makes all my friends jealous!
Favorite Ride: Trek 7.3FX
Purchased At: clarence st cyclery
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Bob Bob
a Commuter
from Date Reviewed: September 26, 2011
Strengths: Reasonably quick
Feels durable
Looks SEXY in matte greyWeaknesses: I keep going to the garage to look at it.Bottom Line: So let me just say I have never bothered to review a product before. However, in purchasing a bike I found everybody has a different opinion and the only way to come to a decision is to hear everybody out and then decide for yourself. I can't stand the component snobs who seem to make propagate the notion that one spend 2 grand on a bike to get anything that is more than just barely usable equipment. Then they go online to complain about how the bike is crap. I felt I needed to balance some of that out. I reject the notion that I need to spend that kind of money to get from point A to point B reliably for many thousand of miles. So far I effing LOVE my bike. Been commuting on it. Shifts well and reliably. Rides nicely. Not too flashy and not too paranoid about someone stealing it. Bottom line...if you want a solid commuter/fitness bike at a reasonable price, This is the one for you.
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: Trek/Gary Fisher Monona
Bike Setup: Bar ends
Prob put road oriented cassette eventually
Otherwise stock
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kritiman
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: July 15, 2010
Strengths: Hardcase tires, stock saddle. Bike well put together. Bombproof. Alloy fork.Weaknesses: Shifters, brakes, deraillers, wheels are bottom of the barrel, and not very responsive but acceptable for the price point.Bottom Line: Good bike for riding in varying road conditions.
Or for training rides when you just want to hop on and go, rather than going though the whole ritual of kitting yourself up, and pumping up the tires on your road bike.
It's a good frame, well assembled with cheap components.
Hard to beat at this price.
Weighs 30 pounds, much lighter than MTBs. You can climb hills.
Favorite Ride: Noodling
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$400.00
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: Much livelier than the comparably priced Raleigh.
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John
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: July 14, 2010
Strengths: Handling, ease of ride.Bottom Line: My 7.3 FX Trek has been a champ for an old guy (60). Have ridden about 2200 miles and been happy with everything.
Bike Setup: Suspension seat post, 4 inch rise on bars, forte pedals, switch seat.
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