Ritchey Break-Away Bike Disassembly & Packing Instructions

[wundertigger1]

I have the cross Breakaway bike. It is TOTALLY SOLID. I've taken it on trails that make some mountain bikers fail -- think gnarly ST in marginal condition at Skeggs Point. The frame is bomber solid, with a nice ride. And I can take it with me on trips -- Daddy's Sanity in a suitcase. By the way, that's one of Tom's daughters.

[ampdavolts]

@wundertigger1 , between the demonstrator and the narrator I think I would like to turn straight.

I have never seen or heard finer. The bike is super-complex, too complex to assemble and break down

for the average user. But, who cares, if we can look at this video every time we need to roll it out?

[s0meguy0001]

damn...she has the most perfect rear end. 

[obsidian15]

After paying $250 to take my road bike on vacation to Hawaii with me, then having to rent a van to transport the bike in its enormous travel box besides the family luggage I can see the advantage of the Ritchey Breakaway. Normal size wheels, standard components, and recognizable frame geometry makes this a nice bike to travel with and enjoy riding - so I assume. I'm waiting for actual owners to post videos and reviews.

[Idantino]

Love my Dahon Break-Away! Ritchey frame with Shimano components. Picked mine up for about $1500. Sure you can get a carbon bike, but you can't transport it on the airlines like you can with a break-away. Southwest Airlines has free luggage and the break-away goes down to legal, regular suitcase size!

[rEcKLesSzzz]

this chick is hot

[lesmcluffalot]

What a juicy, delicious rump

[paladinextreme]

She is my idol :)

[c2thew]

and as i surf ebay to confirm, there it is: one priced at $2,300 and another at $3,200

price you pay for carbon bikes eh.

[c2thew]

this makes me want to buy the bike.

it probably is harder then it looks

it's also probably $3k, priced out of any consumer's budget.

[kristocat]

I love her XD