Re: [CR]Re: the ride: 60s Carlton Flyer questions

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Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2004 21:08:46 -0800 (PST)
From: "David Feldman" <feldmanbike@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [CR]Re: the ride: 60s Carlton Flyer questions
To: Ritzmon@aol.com, rodk3d@comcast.net, classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
In-Reply-To: <1c2.1485e1b7.2d5082b4@aol.com>


Mark, When you got the Flyer, was there still a shop sticker on it and which one was it? David FEldman Vancouver, WA


--- Ritzmon@aol.com wrote:


> Rod said:
> Snip < I have what is probably an identical 25"
> Carlton Flyer frameset. Mine
> has a small ding in the top tube and I have been
> kicking around restoring the
> frame. So, what do you think of the ride of the
> bike? Obviously it's a big
> beast, but I'd be interested in your overall
> impressions.> end snip
>
> I love the ride! As some would say on the East
> Coast, "It's like buttah!"
> Very smooth. When I managed Wheelsmith, I had it
> set up as a fixed gear with
> fenders and rode it on short trips everywhere. As
> for being a big beast, it's
> not - for me. At a long torso 6'4" I am very
> particular about the bikes I
> own. The top tube is shorter than I like for long
> rides, but it was (and is) a
> great town bike for me.
>
> So, as a wise person once said, "If the bike fits,
> ride it!"
>
> Mark Ritz
> Arcata, CA
>
>
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