fun old team stumpy build
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fun old team stumpy build
Picked up this old m2 team stumpy from a forumite. Was originally grey but had fun polishing it up. Rebuilt with old bin xt 9 speed stuff but picked up a sram descendant crankset. Works really well for what it is now, a neighborhood cruiser for rides with the kids. Had a lot of fun planning and building this thing up, without trying it's 23lbs of cruising fun.
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There are no issues with replacing a early suspension fork (~80mm worth of travel) with a suspension-corrected rigid fork; the handling will be the same.
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I'm assuming the original fork would have been 63mm of travel so it doesn't seem to be an issue..the geometry feels good but it is just a street cruiser.
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