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Old 09-16-16 | 12:42 AM
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Hmmmm...

You could end up spending a LOT of money on a custom frame.

It is hard to tell how far the wheel is in front of the pedals, but it looks like a fair amount of clearance.

Perhaps something like half toeclips would help with shoe positioning.

https://www.rei.com/product/872099/n...less-toe-clips



I've got a fair amount of toe overlap with one bike (using forward placed SPD cleats). I regularly hit the toe on the tire when starting, which an be a bit of a pain, but NEVER when actually riding, even on slow hills.
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