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Old 09-14-06, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Walkercycles
Frames can be adjusted by using a different stem and saddle height. If the post only has 4 inches exposed above the seatlug, the frame is way too big. That being said...6-8 inches is the norm, sometimes more, sometimes less depending on the builder and riders choice. If the standover height isnt a problem, rock on.
Now, for the builder...with no "good excuses", they should offer a nice discount, as a way of saying sorry ofr the delay. I know I do when I go well beyond the estimated delivery time.

DW
The builder said he was busier than expected because of the handmade bike show, so I'm curious... Did you get that behind because of it? He ordered it last November and the builder said it should be done by April, claiming it was his slow season. The builder ALSO runs a bike shop with someone, so that could be it too. Still, I can't believe that he was so off.
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