Old 08-03-15 | 10:27 PM
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Bikes: It's complicated.

Originally Posted by nazcalines
Exactly... means less than nothing when I can go ahead and adjust the wheelbase for real with my horizontal dropouts.

I've been meaning to cold set my frame for some time and this thread has convinced me to do it while being grateful my bike isn't aluminum.

I would love to try one of those Cannondales, but without the ability to ride 650b, forget it.
Hey, I've got nothing against those Cannondales. They'd be a good frame for a big, tall rider. But I hear you, you're limited on tire size on the road bikes, as I recall, the big, fat chainstays don't give enough room.

Be careful, take your time, and sneak up on the "spread". Everytime you give it a tug, measure drop out width and center.

You can do it!
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