just a simple question
04-29-07, 07:15 PM
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just a simple question
where is a good site on the basics and common setups for tall bikes? I dont know anyone with one but I am interested.
04-29-07, 08:57 PM
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We'll help you with anything you need to know!
Have you acquired two frames yet? Do you have access to a welder?
Have you acquired two frames yet? Do you have access to a welder?
04-30-07, 12:39 AM
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Too true. Get back to us when you fulfill the two basic tall-bike requirements. Good luck on your journey, young grasshopper!
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You can use whatever you can get your hands on, but it's probably best to find two frames that have similar head tube angles. It's also best if you use a ladies frame for the top frame. Here's a write up I did when I made mine: https://kemmer.fotopic.net/
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04-30-07, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by kemmer
It's also best if you use a ladies frame for the top frame.
Probably the best use possible for some of those clunkers. Even if I do have a certain fondness for my World Sports model
.East Hill
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