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01-20-2007, 07:20 PM

bigjim@backpacker.com wrote:
> Bikes aren't always about practicality. The capo is just plain cool.
> I saw one last week and it immediately caught my eye and made me check
> it out. The price is a bit steep though. I will probably get a
> motobecane to satisfy my single speed urge.
>

You're right, it is pricey, but it does come with a CAAD 5 aluminum
frame which makes it light weight while not sacrificing too much
durability. At any rate, I think it would make a great get around town
bicycle, or a work horse bike to commute to work with. And, well, the
bike is simply beautiful.

01-20-2007, 07:20 PM	#9 (permalink)
Michie Guest Posts: n/a	Re: capo bigjim@backpacker.com wrote: > Bikes aren't always about practicality. The capo is just plain cool. > I saw one last week and it immediately caught my eye and made me check > it out. The price is a bit steep though. I will probably get a > motobecane to satisfy my single speed urge. > You're right, it is pricey, but it does come with a CAAD 5 aluminum frame which makes it light weight while not sacrificing too much durability. At any rate, I think it would make a great get around town bicycle, or a work horse bike to commute to work with. And, well, the bike is simply beautiful.