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05-01-05, 09:55 PM
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You'd think that with a frame that tall he'd be able to adjust the seat for proper leg extension! 
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05-01-05, 10:10 PM
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Originally Posted by twahl
You'd think that with a frame that tall he'd be able to adjust the seat for proper leg extension!
But I just gave that as an example, they have some craaaazy choppers on that site, people should totally check it out.
05-11-05, 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted by twahl
You'd think that with a frame that tall he'd be able to adjust the seat for proper leg extension!
05-13-05, 02:18 PM
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I'd have to put some more air in that back tire before climbing up that stack ~ imagine the surprise you'd get trying to turn when that tire folds!
I like how there's a freestyle rotor still on the neck yet the cables from the brakes just simply disapear somewhere into the frame welded below the Mongoose...
I like how there's a freestyle rotor still on the neck yet the cables from the brakes just simply disapear somewhere into the frame welded below the Mongoose...
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Dig those crazy coveralls.
That's some of the finest outdoorware this side of Florida retirement communities. (see Seinfeld reruns)
That's some of the finest outdoorware this side of Florida retirement communities. (see Seinfeld reruns)
