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Old 04-24-08, 10:53 AM
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Short TT 'cross frame?

What is a good, short TT 'cross frame? I mean, abnormally short, as I have freakishly short arms and upper torso for my height.

Two other absolute requirements: at least one set of eyelets on the rear and canti posts.

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Originally Posted by sfcrossrider
Ridley.
I didn't see one on their homepage with eyelets AND canti bosses. Am I wrong?
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there's no eyelets on any ridley. maybe a custom blacksheep or a ground up?
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+1 on the custom recommendation. Meet with the builder, let him watch your riding style & take measurements. That's the primary benefit. A secondary benefit I found was what you pay extra for in a custom frame you will make up, at least in part, on the builder's wholesaler connections when components are added to the final equation.
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Thanks all...custom is WAY out of my price range right now...not that it isn't the best choice, but I just don't have the capital. If I sell my Crosscheck then I have that, and maybe a few extra $ but I certainly don't have custom frame $.
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