Carbon Fargo?
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- voodoo_simon
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Can't wait to see the rest of the Salsa range. Hopefully the rest of the steel frames will be more reasonably priced
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Is that bottle cage velcro'd on?
- johnnystorm
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It's the new superlight way of doing it.ScotRoutes wrote:Is that bottle cage velcro'd on?


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I have to say. I just don't get it. But then I don't get the far go either. And I find drops uncomfortable so perhaps that's why.
- johnnystorm
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Depends on where you're riding it. Up and down the Peddars way the Fargo is perfect, nothing technical just 100 miles of bridleway and the odd B Road. Thrashing around single track or bashing down a peak district trail less so. Take all that's good about the Fargo and lose a load of weight, what's not to like!FLV wrote:I have to say. I just don't get it. But then I don't get the far go either. And I find drops uncomfortable so perhaps that's why.

- johnnystorm
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Yep, and the guy/s from The Radavist are doing some of the route on both versions.GregMay wrote:That paint job is genius.
I'm assuming JP is on one this year?

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Peeps, I have just seen the light... Well, fat. 29+ is gr8 and the only bike I prob won't be able to destroy! But imagine that Fargo as 29+.... Borderline cyclocross on steroids for masochists!!!Cheeky Monkey wrote:s8tannorm wrote:Me neither, in fact, not that much interest in 29+ at all.Either way, I have zero interest in a 29+ Fargo.