Schwinn Road Bike

So anyway, I was telling Dave about a bumper sticker that I had seen on a truck. It read, "Don't move firewood" and for the life of me I could not figure out what the hell it could possibly mean! Some nut actually took the time to have a bumper sticker made, to express his beliefs in a classic American format, and he comes up with "Don't move firewood"?!!! (I later came to understand that it is common for pests and insects to migrate from region to region via firewood bundles, hence the sticker.) Now we couldn't just leave a mystery a mystery, no, not us. We had to start screwing around and making up our own stupid bumper sticker ideas! Sadly, we didn't have the wits to right them all down, so

I have a 700c Schwinn road bike that I'm wanting to upgrade a little. I'm still new to road bikes so I am wondering what would be a good size carbon fork? Any other suggestions to help improve the bike will be appreciated.

---

Posted by Max Cruise on Apr 08, 2009

Spend your money by reducing the weight of tires, tubes and rims. Best money spent. Second, start a workout and conditioning. Thirdly, the dedicated cycling shoes soles and rigid clipless. I used the systems are particularly attention for long.
Another example of a bolt on the speed guide. Bolt them on, lay on his elbow, go faster.
Finally, be bicycle is adapted to your body. Fit is everything for the bike effectively.

---

Posted by Carl_the_Truth on Apr 08, 2009

If it's one of these bikes from Wal-Mart, a carbon fork will cost more than the bike is worth.