buildin a road bike from a tt frame
12-01-05, 06:18 PM
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buildin a road bike from a tt frame
alright, dont get madd r nethin, nd i do no something about bikes, but wht if i used a tt frame for a road bike? would it be comfortable enough for long rides?50+? please dont yell at me, be gentle.
12-01-05, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by scarpi41
alright, dont get madd r nethin, nd i do no something about bikes, but wht if i used a tt frame for a road bike? would it be comfortable enough for long rides?50+? please dont yell at me, be gentle.
12-01-05, 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Jaye
Regardless of what you "no" about bikes, you should probably learn something about spelling.
Don't use a TT frame for a road bike unless you using it for actual TT's.
Eh?
12-01-05, 06:57 PM
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I will start using K's and W's so theres no confusion. Sry for the double thread. Computer is bein wierd.
