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Old 12-13-20 | 09:36 AM
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bikemike73
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From: North of Boston

Bikes: 2003 Lemond Alpe D' Huez... plus a " few" more :)

The OP said it.....folklore....

While taller frames may take longer to sell, there is NO discount as far as I am concerned.

And like others above have said.........some people buy bikes that are too big........too small

I, myself, have tried to refuse to sell a bike that is not the correct size.

But who are we to judge **********??

Unless it is Dangerous !!!!!!!!!!

I'll explain why it may not be correct, but if someone is insistent , its hard to say..... no sale...... Especially this year when there was/ is a bike shortage.

If they can straddle the bike and they want it, they get it.

I can straddle a 26 inch frame. It is snug, but both feet are flat on the ground. I'm 5' 10" with a 32/33 inseam
I have bikes from 22" to 26"

Now I feel a little more comfortable....a little more that is....with a 22-24 inch frame.

But when I ride my 25 inch Colnago Super 1976, I glide and ride with ease. No hesitation.. No worries

Can and have stopped with all the confidence in the world .

Above average skills I am lucky to have
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