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Posted: 10/29/09
12:44 PM
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for those w/ lowrider bicycles-- are they comfortable? are they actually built to be cruisin' around the neighborhood- or, are they just to look at? i'm not looking to enter one in the tour de france (i have a mountain bike for my actual training needs). and, finally, i'm a 5'5", 260 lbs. powerlifter (y'know the guys that bench-press Volkswagons) am i too heavy for these type bikes?
it's not bragging if you can back it up.
- Muhammad Ali
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Posted: 11/06/09
08:04 PM
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Some are and some are not, depending on the type of seat. The typical and most commonly used "banana" seat usually is not, unless you and additional padding to it. The other style of seat, the "saddle" is pretty good on comfort and support for cruisin around the neighborhood.
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Posted: 11/13/09
08:48 PM
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thanks. somebody told me i was better off getting a beach cruiser and putting some lowrider parts on it. i'm not totally against the idea... but, i really want the real deal.
it's not bragging if you can back it up.
- Muhammad Ali
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