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Need a fixed tall screen option

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I live in NYC and you know the robbers are out here enjoying life like that 1975 song. Anyway, I need a fixed tall screen that isn't adjustable because I don't want it to get stolen. But I don't know where exactly to get because the options I'm seeing online lack the reviews? I guess that's because mine is a 2004 model and its parts are already obsolete or something?
 
I live in NYC and you know the robbers are out here enjoying life like that 1975 song. Anyway, I need a fixed tall screen that isn't adjustable because I don't want it to get stolen. But I don't know where exactly to get because the options I'm seeing online lack the reviews? I guess that's because mine is a 2004 model and its parts are already obsolete or something?
I get you, robbers are everywhere, man. btw, my friend got a cool tall screen from a website called Revco, the reviews are great
 
You can also try checking Facebook groups for 2004 models, some people sell or recommend reliable fixed screens that aren't widely reviewed online.
 
I live in NYC and you know the robbers are out here enjoying life like that 1975 song. Anyway, I need a fixed tall screen that isn't adjustable because I don't want it to get stolen. But I don't know where exactly to get because the options I'm seeing online lack the reviews? I guess that's because mine is a 2004 model and its parts are already obsolete or something?
Hahaha sorry it's quite funny, yes the thievery in NYC is a little notorious. I think you can get from eBay if you don't mind any secondhand. They are most likely obsolete from OEM stores.
 
Going for a fixed, non-adjustable tall screen sounds smart if you want to keep it secure. The tricky part is that for a 2004 model, parts can be hard to find and might not have many reviews since its older and less common these days. Another option is reaching out to specialty shops that focus on older bikes , they might have good recommendations or custom solutions. It might take a bit more digging, but you'll find something solid that won't disappear overnight.
 
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