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Old 10-29-05 | 07:51 AM
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freddiesan
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From: Stockholm, Sweden

Bikes: Bridgestone track bike

I vote for small, quick and responsive instead of large and sluggish. If the top tube is a tad too short I just get a longer stem, like dolface said. But there's a thin line between small and too small and that's what sometimes can be a bit tricky. I don't like it when the rider looks like he's going to crush the bike because of his bigger size. It's all about harmony between the rider and his bike. A little extra room for your friend below is never a bad thing either.
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