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Old 5th August 2008   #1
purple_tom
SE Lager Frame?

Anyone know of it and what you think of it?
http://www.sebikes.com/2008/bike-detail.asp?id=46
Am building it up with better parts than are shown on the site but don't know about the frame. Am planning on using it for mostly play but some commuting as well.
Let me know.
Thanks
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Old 5th August 2008   #2
deadly fanny pack
 
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SE bikes is the same company as Fuji.

Im pretty sure the lager is a repainted Fuji track. They are a lot more easy to come buy in the UK so maybe you can save yoursefl some money? Perhaps even buy a complete for the same price as frame only if you go second hand.
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Old 5th August 2008   #3
purple_tom
But I am in the US at the moment. I can get that frame, with deep vs and decent components fully built for $725. Should I?
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Old 5th August 2008   #4
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As the SE lager & fuji track sell for around £300 with bog standard compentry.

I would say if you like it, and its in good condition. Haggle them down to a square $700. And I would say thats a pretty good deal.

Building up a decent pair of wheels comes to almost £200. so £300 for a good solid bike is well spent my man, but be wary of import duty.
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Old 5th August 2008   #5
purple_tom
It's all brand new kit. They didn't have any used frames with 1 1/8 head tubes unfortunately otherwise could have saved $150 or so. Import shouldn't be a problem. Either I brought it with me or 'What this piece of junk? No cost me $25.'
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