Old 02-03-12, 01:43 PM
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bobotech
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Originally Posted by FastJake
For 10 bucks I'd go ahead and get it, if just for the learning experience. If the project goes sour or it doesn't end up fitting you, you can always re-sell the frame on craigslist to get your $10 back.

Getting parts cheap at the co-op is a good idea. Buying new parts to build up that frame would almost certainly not make financial sense.
Exactly. I was just going to use some stuff from the Huffy that i have (has an upgraded rear wheel assembly) and other misc stuff that is laying around. I would not consider buying new parts for a bike project like this, like you said, it would not make financial sense at all.

Originally Posted by fietsbob
How long is the seat tube from the center of the crank to the top tube?
Here is a picture of the frame:


As for the length of the seat tube, I am not sure, I have a tape measure with me to measure that length when i go to look at the frame in a few hours.
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