Old 11-15-16 | 04:37 PM
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prathmann
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Originally Posted by Abu Mahendra
The Altena, for example (again, this likely applies to others. I speak of the Altena as an examole because I have experience building one), comes with a common 31.6 seatpost size. You can get a setback post in that size, if needed. It comes with a standard 1 1/8 threadless fork, so the range of headsets, and stems will work. Regular, standard BB shell. The frame comes in two sizes. Mine is an L with a 55.5cm top tube. When it comes to parts, there is nothing funky, arcane or proprietary so customization is perhaps even easier and wider ranging than a PR.
That sounds better than most folders, many of which make it harder with proprietary parts, but still not as straightforward as with the customized Bike Friday models. AIRC, you send them a set of key measurements from your favorite road bike once you have your fit dialed in and they then make the Pocket Rocket to match so you have the same setback, reach, bar height, etc.
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