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Old 02-15-16 | 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by BigSung
The frame is a tad bit big for me. It has 23 inch ETT and 31.5 inch standover. The 18" frame would fit me much better. Due to the size, conversion to drop bar will not work; therefore, I am leaning towards either a trekking bar or stock bar. I have a trekking bar on my current commuter that also has 23 in ETT with 90mm 35 deg riser, and that has worked out really good.

I've wanted to do a trekking bar for a long time. I finally got around to getting a setup, but the stem I had planned on using isn't quite fitting it as... safely as I'd like it to.

Your setup looks really cool, with those grips- I'll probably be sending you a PM for advice on my H.S.
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