In the beginning, there was TeamCow. Who were they? Well, we rode, we rested, we ate, and we drank (not so much of the riding to be honest, but lots of the rest). And then I went on the internet to complain about stuff. It was somewhat popular. I also had The BikeGuide - pics of as many bikes as I could find. Now, they're both back, and always, our motto; "If you think you're in TeamCow, then you are."
2.01.2009
Schwinn
Schwinn is the quint-essential American bike company. Most of the first mountain bikes were modified Schwinns. They've had an interesting corporate history - started in 1896, bankrupt in 1995, restarted by Scott in 1996, and now married to GT. Now they have a complete line of very nice aluminum bikes. [edit] and then they went bankrupt again... now schwinn is pretty much a canadian tire bike; heavy and awful. their website does have $5000 road bikes, but nothing over $1000 for mountain. i'd recommend the book no hands: the rise and fall of the schwinn bicycle company holy damn! $300?! i'll sell you mine...
Homegrown - A good, solid hardtail here; Manitou fork, XTR cranks and brakes. Nice color too.
Homegrown - A pretty nice fully suspended bike here, for a URT that is... I like the Syncros Revolution cranks, but those green Michelins just do not work.
Homegrown - This is one of the official race team bikes supposedly. It looks nice whatever it is.
Homegrown - I'm one bike away from having a pic of every type of Schwinn hardtail there could be. I've got the XC racer, the regular trail bike, and now the slalom bike. I only need the hardtail freerider to complete the set.
Homegrown - This looks like the perfect hardtail. Hydraulic discs, quality aluminum frame, great components, and I love that color. I don't have to tell you what's missing...
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