Retro or classic
- Thread starter BOSS
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scant":1244nc6h said:
Fortunately I always avoided that. Hope to finish my e-stay Panasonic for way under e200. Most NOS and according to my specs ...and I can already unveil it becomes a damn Cool bike! Got my Yo for $720. It is mint. Always found a way to acquire a Miyata at a bargain. For me the economical aspect is part of the fun ...but Boss is right; I am not normal
BOSS":17rapciq said:
Boss is right. The dictionary defines retro as
the dictionary":17rapciq said:
That said the name retro seems to be commonly used for vintage/classic/old bikes. I thought retrobike sounded cooler than classicbike or vintagebike or even oldbike so that is pretty much that
breezerboy
Retro Guru
suits me fine
Not that it really matters, but from my collection I guess the 1878 penny and 1903 racer would be veteran, 1939 lightweight up to the '72 Speedwell could be classic, but both retro and classic seem to suit the Evans and Breezer pretty well.
Anyway, retrobike definately sounds cool!
Not that it really matters, but from my collection I guess the 1878 penny and 1903 racer would be veteran, 1939 lightweight up to the '72 Speedwell could be classic, but both retro and classic seem to suit the Evans and Breezer pretty well.
Anyway, retrobike definately sounds cool!
breezerboy
Retro Guru
sounds good to me
sounds good to me.
sounds good to me.
