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Scarab Cycles
We’ve been working with Scarab Cycles for a while. Their workshop in Colombia turns out beautiful and ultralight steel frames. The Paramo is labeled after the ecosystem in the high Andes. It’s made from Kaisei tubes and runs our Hurricane Ridge 700C x 42 mm dual-purpose knobbies. Exactly the bike I’d want for the long climbs, gravel trails and incredible descents of its home country! We’ve been promised a test bike for Bicycle Quarterly.
https://www.renehersecycles.com/blog...eid=b989efa1c1
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Life is perfect when you Ride your bike on back roads Last edited by Fixed; 07-31-2020 at 04:56 PM. |
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That would be a rather nice "consolation" to your not landing the Serotta.
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I like the paint
Yes that would be a nice addition Thank you and cheers
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I know a couple of folks who have them. And I rode one of their scarabs too. They are excellent bikes and if I had all the money and space and time in the world I would own one to fit into my “gravel steel bike” slot.
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that is a non enve stem close to perfection, really cool paint.
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Interesting color way here
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This whole thing is so well put together.
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Colombian steel is the ****!
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