Last of the BikeE's

[Laurel Thomason]

My "little" brother, who is 6'2, 290 lbs. is ready to buy an XL BikeE,
so of course they are nowhere to be found. I was wondering if anyone
has a source for remaindered XL BikeE's, or can recommend an
alternative for someone of his stature and bearing.

[Jude T. McGloin]

I appear to have one large red CT XL left that I was unaware of... unbuilt
still in the box, it is the last of the latest model with dual
drive.....call me Thursday and we may make a deal.
--
Jude....///Bacchetta AERO
St. Michaels and Tilghman Island.. Maryland
Wheel Doctor Cycle and Sports, Inc
1-800-586-6645
"Laurel Thomason" > wrote in message
om...
> My "little" brother, who is 6'2, 290 lbs. is ready to buy an XL BikeE,
> so of course they are nowhere to be found. I was wondering if anyone
> has a source for remaindered XL BikeE's, or can recommend an
> alternative for someone of his stature and bearing.

[Jude T. McGloin]

I appear to have one large red CT XL left that I was unaware of... unbuilt
still in the box, it is the last of the latest model with dual
drive.....call me Thursday and we may make a deal.
--
Jude....///Bacchetta AERO
St. Michaels and Tilghman Island.. Maryland
Wheel Doctor Cycle and Sports, Inc
1-800-586-6645
"Laurel Thomason" > wrote in message
om...
> My "little" brother, who is 6'2, 290 lbs. is ready to buy an XL BikeE,
> so of course they are nowhere to be found. I was wondering if anyone
> has a source for remaindered XL BikeE's, or can recommend an
> alternative for someone of his stature and bearing.

[cjw]

Amling's still had XL's last time I checked (recently). Their's are, however,
2001 models (still new-in-the-box) - Spectro 3x7 drives and sweet seats.

I'd jump on that other offer of a late model (you'll get the 3x8 drive and the
post-recall comfort seat), but if that doesn't work out, you might want to
check with Amling's:
http://www.amlingscycle.com/


On 22 Jul 2003 17:45:42 -0700 (Laurel Thomason) wrote:

> My "little" brother, who is 6'2, 290 lbs. is ready to buy an XL BikeE,
> so of course they are nowhere to be found. I was wondering if anyone
> has a source for remaindered XL BikeE's, or can recommend an
> alternative for someone of his stature and bearing.
>

[cjw]

Amling's still had XL's last time I checked (recently). Their's are, however,
2001 models (still new-in-the-box) - Spectro 3x7 drives and sweet seats.

I'd jump on that other offer of a late model (you'll get the 3x8 drive and the
post-recall comfort seat), but if that doesn't work out, you might want to
check with Amling's:
http://www.amlingscycle.com/


On 22 Jul 2003 17:45:42 -0700 (Laurel Thomason) wrote:

> My "little" brother, who is 6'2, 290 lbs. is ready to buy an XL BikeE,
> so of course they are nowhere to be found. I was wondering if anyone
> has a source for remaindered XL BikeE's, or can recommend an
> alternative for someone of his stature and bearing.
>

[Bri]

keep checking on Ebay. We have 2 BikeE's and they are great even if they
out of business.

Laurel Thomason wrote:
>
> Amling is now out of BikeE's. We may opt for an EZ-1 if a BikeE
> doesn't emerge soon.
>
> cjw > wrote in message >...
> > Amling's still had XL's last time I checked (recently). Their's are, however,
> > 2001 models (still new-in-the-box) - Spectro 3x7 drives and sweet seats.
> >
> > I'd jump on that other offer of a late model (you'll get the 3x8 drive and the
> > post-recall comfort seat), but if that doesn't work out, you might want to
> > check with Amling's:
> > http://www.amlingscycle.com/
> >
> >
> > On 22 Jul 2003 17:45:42 -0700 (Laurel Thomason) wrote:
> >
> > > My "little" brother, who is 6'2, 290 lbs. is ready to buy an XL BikeE,
> > > so of course they are nowhere to be found. I was wondering if anyone
> > > has a source for remaindered XL BikeE's, or can recommend an
> > > alternative for someone of his stature and bearing.
> > >

[Bri]

keep checking on Ebay. We have 2 BikeE's and they are great even if they
out of business.

Laurel Thomason wrote:
>
> Amling is now out of BikeE's. We may opt for an EZ-1 if a BikeE
> doesn't emerge soon.
>
> cjw > wrote in message >...
> > Amling's still had XL's last time I checked (recently). Their's are, however,
> > 2001 models (still new-in-the-box) - Spectro 3x7 drives and sweet seats.
> >
> > I'd jump on that other offer of a late model (you'll get the 3x8 drive and the
> > post-recall comfort seat), but if that doesn't work out, you might want to
> > check with Amling's:
> > http://www.amlingscycle.com/
> >
> >
> > On 22 Jul 2003 17:45:42 -0700 (Laurel Thomason) wrote:
> >
> > > My "little" brother, who is 6'2, 290 lbs. is ready to buy an XL BikeE,
> > > so of course they are nowhere to be found. I was wondering if anyone
> > > has a source for remaindered XL BikeE's, or can recommend an
> > > alternative for someone of his stature and bearing.
> > >

Do have a Bike E AT 3.0 regular size. Sliding seat when all the way back is
too far back for me and I am 5-11..Has Bike E Bag,stand,handlebar
grips/speed pedals,etc
Very little miles on it. Excellant condition,used seldom by senior. Not used
in last 3 years.
Paid over $1100,,will sell for $525..
Located near Tacoma,Wash.

"Bri" > wrote in message
...
> keep checking on Ebay. We have 2 BikeE's and they are great even if they
> out of business.
>
> Laurel Thomason wrote:
> >
> > Amling is now out of BikeE's. We may opt for an EZ-1 if a BikeE
> > doesn't emerge soon.
> >
> > cjw > wrote in message
>...
> > > Amling's still had XL's last time I checked (recently). Their's are,
however,
> > > 2001 models (still new-in-the-box) - Spectro 3x7 drives and sweet
seats.
> > >
> > > I'd jump on that other offer of a late model (you'll get the 3x8 drive
and the
> > > post-recall comfort seat), but if that doesn't work out, you might
want to
> > > check with Amling's:
> > > http://www.amlingscycle.com/
> > >
> > >
> > > On 22 Jul 2003 17:45:42 -0700 (Laurel
Thomason) wrote:
> > >
> > > > My "little" brother, who is 6'2, 290 lbs. is ready to buy an XL
BikeE,
> > > > so of course they are nowhere to be found. I was wondering if
anyone
> > > > has a source for remaindered XL BikeE's, or can recommend an
> > > > alternative for someone of his stature and bearing.
> > > >