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Why is it that cross bikes don't use compact geometry? the only bike I can find that does is a Felt. Is it strength/durability issues?
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Why is it that cross bikes don't use compact geometry? the only bike I can find that does is a Felt. Is it strength/durability issues?
Shouldering.
http://www.giantbicycles.com/us/030.000.000/030.000.006.asp?dealerid=&dealercountry=&lYear=2004&bikesection=8840&range=171&model=10862
http://www.k2bike.com/news/071604.asp
Tsunami Compact Cyclocross@ chuckbikes.com
soma double cross and interloc crossfire are both compact.
are you sure the Soma Double Cross is compact? i don't think it has a sloping top tube. isn't that the indicator?
Ck out ALAN. Euromedia has them and they stock small, med. and larges. They have a semi sloping top tube.
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