what year is this?
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50/50 Road/eBike Commuter
That looks a little too nice to be just cast away.
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not a role model
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I'd say late 90's or later. Trek was still selling cantilever brakes on their lower-end bikes around 97. Probably took longer than that for Huffy to pick up the v-brake.
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Definitely late 90's. I remember seeing that in the X-Mart stores when I had no money and was looking for a bike! It was ok, just keep an eye on the stem if it's the original, they tend to break...
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These go to 11.
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I ride into the woods sometimes, leave my bike and do a little walking. Glad you're not around at the time.
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