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• #2
chill out man.
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• #3
:)
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• #4
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• #5
are you saying there not horizontal drop outs
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• #6
Someone's gotta do it!
(and yes, cos they're not drop-outs...)
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• #7
Oh dear.
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• #9
Hehe.
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• #10
It's a slope...
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• #13
A website with an error in? Surely that never happens.
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• #14
That's what you call a semi-vertical dropout ;)
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• #15
I'm shocked...
"Track Fork End
**Not a dropout!"**
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• #16
Lots of mountainbikes have "horizontal dropouts", they aren't called "track ends" because they never go anywhere near a track. Charge started as a MTB company, so I guess it's just from that.
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• #17
second worst thread ever bump
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• #18
I gave it five stars. A+++++++
Would read again.
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• #19
second worst thread ever bump
Really?
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• #20
can i have a go on someone's charge one day? they look like they'd be quite distinctive to ride, geometry-wise.
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• #21
my only website gripe is with the menu on freshtripe... 'shiny bits' etc... such a chore to use :(
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• #22
can i have a go on someone's charge one day? they look like they'd be quite distinctive to ride, geometry-wise.
I've ridden a Plug (standard), interestingly tight, makes for responsive handling (or 'twitchy', depending on what you're used to). Quite confortable though
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• #23
oh man....
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• #24
can i have a go on someone's charge one day? they look like they'd be quite distinctive to ride, geometry-wise.
Come down to polo, you are welcome to have a go on mine.
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second worst thread ever bump
I so want to read the worst - link please
"with horizontal drop outs" it proclaims of its "Tap" hub-geared 'urban' steed.
Dunno about you, but those look distinctly like track-ends to me....
MUST START NEW THREAD