truth in advertising
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truth in advertising
"...best suited for someone who rides 60cm bike, probably someone in the 5'9" to 6'1" range."
really?
https://sandiego.craigslist.org/bik/184588104.html
really?
https://sandiego.craigslist.org/bik/184588104.html
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Why is there a picture of a derailer??
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that sounds about right acutally, I'm 6'2" and am best suited for a 23 1/2" frame. That said, usually when people buy track frames they actually worry more about standover than seat tube length, and end up getting a bike frame a couple cm smaller than they would/should.
...but I'd guess the number of twenty-something fixed-gear riders that cares about geometry over aesthetic is really small.
...but I'd guess the number of twenty-something fixed-gear riders that cares about geometry over aesthetic is really small.
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I'm 6'3, and I ride a 60cm most of the time. I have some a size smaller, (size and a half, even), and some a size bigger, but I consider 60cm my size. Any 5'9 person who could ride my bikes would have their belly button tucked just below their nipples.....
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Originally Posted by jameswillett
Why is there a picture of a derailer??