Wait...650$US for a heron bike with fenders, rack, lights, and dyno wheel?!?!
Thats like the deal of the century!
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Jackpot!
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The Berthoud looks better in person than in pics.
You will be pleased with the high quality and dapperness of the design. I like
the blue color better than black. The blue is a close match for my blue Sam.
Looks great on my Bleriot, too.
I dont know why racks/decaleurs/bags have to cost so
Luckily, for the $650 I paid, it came with a Schmidt dynohub and a Supernova E3
light!
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Frank-
Consider getting a bag from David Banzer (RBW listmember).
http://treetop.bigcartel.com/product/tall-rando-bag-red-waxed-canvas
He can make the bag the exact height required to fit well with whatever
decaleur you use, and he has a selection of canvas colors to choose from.
He made me a
I saw the VO bag at NAHBS, and personally I would pass on that bag. The price
is nice, but quality and details are ho-hum. My feeling on a rando bag is that
they get a lot of use and you spend a lot of time lookIng at it. I have an
Acorn that I love, and of course the Frenchie is unimpeachable.
Thanks for the welcomes!
I've only recently discovered the virtues of steel bikes, I've been steadily
testing my wife's patience. Having acquired a new plastic (I call it that in a
derogatory manner, but it is pretty nice) Ridley Fenix and two beautiful Eddy
Merckx steel bikes (MX Leader and
I support getting the Berthoud if you'll use it often, but then I'm a sucker
for really nice (expensive) bags :)
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I can still barely walk but I managed to ride it 6 miles today. The B17 is new
to me (always had racier stuff). Going to take some getting used to but I
think I'll like it. I'm going stir crazy!
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I vote for the Berthoud GB model, in whatever height will meet your handlebars
at the height you need for the decalleur. Blue color.
You can get them with/without carry straps, with/without side pockets, leather
buckles or elastic bands.
I like the elastic closure bands. I use side pockets for
Frank,
Welcome. That is a great looking bike. Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
Erl
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Berthoud bags are expensive, but I’ve never regretted buying one. They look an
work great, and will last forever. I sold one that had been used on and off for
ten years on a bicycle I bought last year, and it sold on eBay for half the
price of a new bag, which shows how well they hold their
Welcome! Hope you recover fast!
On the bag, take the middle (arguably better) road and get an Acorn Bicy
Rando bag. I actually have one in black I'll post for sale Becky week along
with a matching saddlebag. They're black, so they'll fit your Heron
perfectly!
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