60cm 23 lbs Nashbar RACE SIS Bicycle Shimano 600 Tange 2 Japan PINK ROAD BIKE
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60cm 23 lbs Nashbar RACE SIS Bicycle Shimano 600 Tange 2 Japan PINK ROAD BIKE

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Category
60 lb
Type
60 lb Road Bike

About this product

This is a vintage Nashbar Race SIS road bicycle, meticulously crafted in Japan. It features a 60cm steel frame, suggesting durability and a classic ride feel, ideal for taller riders. Equipped with a Shimano 600 groupset and Tange 2 tubing, this bike is built for performance. The 700C wheels are standard for road bikes, ensuring a wide range of tire options. Weighing 23 lbs, it offers a reasonably light package for its steel construction, presented in a distinctive pink finish.

Our take

If you're looking for a road bike with a unique aesthetic and a touch of vintage charm, this Nashbar Race SIS might catch your eye. The pink color is certainly a statement, and the 'Made in Japan' craftsmanship with Shimano 600 components suggests a solid build quality from its era. The 60cm steel frame is a classic choice, offering a comfortable and resilient ride, though it does contribute to the 23 lb weight, which is not ultra-light by today's standards. This would be a good option for someone who appreciates the feel of a steel frame and wants a distinctive bike for recreational road riding or commuting, provided the frame size fits well. It’s a functional piece of cycling history.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Made in Japan
  • Shimano 600 components
  • Durable steel frame
  • Distinctive pink color
  • 700C wheel size

Cons

  • 23 lbs weight
  • Older SIS shifting system
  • 60 cm frame limits rider size

Specifications

  • Country of Origin Japan
  • Brand NaShbar
  • Wheel Size 700C
  • Type road
  • Color PINK
  • Model Race SIS
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Frame Material
Steel
Frame Size
60 cm

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