I agree w. Ron Lau about not riding a bike I didn't like.And in the scale of things, losing a bike, no matter how well-loved is relatively trivial.
But I'm actually kind of excited about reviving the PX-10.With moustache bars , it'll make a nice single-speed. Sort of a nice new- old bike. Most of the parts we already had, and for a couple of hundred dollars, it'll be on the road again, ratty enamel paint and all. Doesn't matter; it's still a good bike.and in 1973 , I bought my 1st PX-10, loved it, lost it, bought another which I kept 10 years until it was stolen, then bought this one. On the other hand, I don't like to expose something I've spent a few thousand dollars on to unnecessary risk. My X0-1, my 1997 all- rounder and my 2001 Curt-built road have too much invested in them financially and emotionally. And they're kind of hard to replace.That's just my take and YMMV. As soon as I'm able to retire, locking them up at work won''t be a problem any more:) But that's a few years down the road. On a less controversial subject; to the person who posted the link to the Reader, thanks. I know we all wish they came out more often, but it's nice to see it's there. Regards to y'all Ryan - Winnipeg,MB
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