2007 Catalog - Salsa Cycles

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Joe, Salsa Crew Minneapolis, Minnesota 26 New for 2007, we introduce the Casseroll, our most versatile road bike ever. With a grocery list of features and possibilities, it’s the perfect solution for asphalt-slaying role-playing. So just what is Casseroll? Well, it’s a road bike with real road bike geometry, not a cross bike or hybrid bike. It’s definitely not about road racing though. Casseroll is about road riding, whether for commuting, fitness, or looking at the scenery. Casseroll is the dish. You pour in the ingredients, stir it up, and ride. Our Casseroll recipe begins with double-butted Salsa Classico CroMoly tubing for both frame and fork. Steel sure is real, especially in the urban environment that we envision the Casseroll spending at least some of its waking hours. We utilize a semi-sloping geometry to provide a fit-friendly platform and increased rider comfort. Casseroll accepts really large tires so you can take on some potholes and rough roads or just add a bunch of comfort to your ride. The frame and fork have clearance for 700c x 35mm road tires so you can run some really big rubber. Designed for use with a long-reach brake, the Casseroll can take up to 700c x 32mm tires while running full fenders! Interested in running a singlespeed or fixed gear setup? Casseroll’s investment cast and partially polished, stainless steel, forward-entry horizontal dropouts offer one full inch of wheel adjustment for no-hassle chain tensioning. Angled dropouts help keep your rim and brakes aligned as you move your wheel forward or back. Finishing touches include fender and rear rack mount braze-ons, and a pump peg. Build Casseroll to be your perfect commuter. Or go for a daylong adventure down that road you’ve seen, but never ridden. Run it with flat bars or drops…hmmm, maybe a mustache bar? Add a rear rack and fenders. Or just throw on a 40 x 16 and call it good. Casseroll. Truly one hot dish. SALSA CLASSICO CROMOLY Casseroll stainless steel dropouts
Fixed Gear Setup Road Roaming Chameleon / Salsa Classico CroMoly Frame and Fork / Frame weight: 4.01 lbs for 53cm and 1.8 lbs for uncut fork / Color: Ginger Beer Hitting the Refresh Button Time spent riding is that precious time that I can spend doing lots for me. Time on the bike is my time. Life is stacked and packed with so many things to do away from the bike. That makes it feel so good when I get to ride and not feel harried and pushed to be somewhere else. Riding lets me exercise my body while refreshing my mind and preparing it for the non-riding moments ahead. – Don
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