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1989 Trek Antelope
(lemmy.ca)
Heavy and slow. But a fun reliable ride ๐
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Heavy and slow's the way to go, IMO! Nice bike, I've always loved this colourway on the old Antelopes. I actually have the same grips as you because that blue/teal is one of my favourite colours.
That was my first upgrade ๐