My take, having just bought my first 650b bike, is that there will
always be *something* available. We can still get a nice range of
freewheels, what, 20 years after Trek stopped spec'ing them?
650b was always a niche market in a niche market. I've been in those
kinds of spaces my whole personal and professional life, and I'm quite
comfortable there.
And hey, maybe we'll have a big article on 700c conversions in RR 62....
Rob in Seattle
On May 12, 2010, at 8:53 AM, John McMurry <johnmcmu...@gmail.com> wrote:
I'd encourage 650B bike owners and aficionados to
stockpile an extra set of rims and a couple sets of favorite tires,
just in case.
That is a nice suggestion, but it also sparks unwarranted fear.
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