On Friday, September 18, 2015 at 3:26:30 PM UTC-7, Bill Lindsay wrote:
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> I agree with Will that the Atlantis is a splendid bike. I waited
> patiently for a 58 frame and fork and eventually it came.
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> I love it a lot, and have found only two imperfections.
>
> 1. I use it sometimes as
Bump! Still looking!
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Bill:
A lower trail fork solves the tco problem, and extra eyelets are easily added.
Paint suffers. My Atlantis is '03, and came with double eyelets on the fork
tips, but no other fork attachments. When I had a new form made I got all the
eyelets I could use.
Dougp
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I agree with Will that the Atlantis is a splendid bike. I waited patiently
for a 58 frame and fork and eventually it came.
I love it a lot, and have found only two imperfections.
1. I use it sometimes as a trail bike. With 700x45s plus fenders (which
fit great), there is substantial TCO
Good luck with your search. I have a 53 Toyo built Atlantis, fits like a
glove, and it is flat out the best bike I'll ever own.
We don't see much Atlantis love on this list. I guess it's old news or
something. Everyone talks Hunq. And that is too bad. Atlantis is a
milestone. I wrote a
Eric:
Recently there was a 56 on the bob list The 56 58 overlap in PBH, so if
you're at the lower end of the PBH range for a 58 a 56 may be worth a
look. It will also depend on what tires you intend to use. The 56 is
26.
I have a 58 with 40 mm 700c, and another list member has a 56
Bump! Still looking...
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