DAmn it ....it's such a nice frame I'll MAKE it fit!!!!

Oui.

I like a smaller frame myself, feel like I can whip it around more. And the fact I ride bikes I find or are given and figure out a way to make it work.

I'm the exact opposite I've always had to ride a frame slightly too big for me. I dream of one day buying a bike that was the perfect fit. Maybe the next one...

Cooked some good eats the other night for a catering. Included in the yumminess were poached apples stuffed with cured fois gras...orgasmicly good. Melted in an explosion of flavour. $50 cost for 10 though. But hey, not my party.

Slightly big frames blow. Can't get the handlebars low enough, seat has no seatpost showing and you feel too stretched out.

People are paying $2800 for a ps3 email address from yahoo? Thus proving that people can't read.

http://cgi.ebay.ca/playstation-3-ema...QQcmdZViewItem

2800? Try $43000 CAD... insanity...

I think it's safe to say they're not going to be paying that amount. 0 Feedback user anyways. Probably using it to raise the sellers accounts feedback under mutual agreement.

it has something to do with thier little tiny balls/

man. is that picture of the colnago taken in Toronto?

The only current video game system I own is Sega Master System which I got for 30 bucks in grade 4 off my cousins.
Altered Beast and Shinobi!

I'm actually interested in testing out a frame thats too small for me. Just to see how it feels and rides.
and yea, big frames blow chunks.

You know what? I think it is! I have never noticed that before, weird. Now the frame looks totally whacked and non-fitting.

The photo is from FGG that I saved ages ago but it could be Toronto, I dunno.

I just got a great bike that is a bit too small for me but wow, it is fast! I haven't ridden a smaller frame in years and this one is a 56cm and it is made out of Columbus SLX so it is super-rigid and tight. I forgot about the agility you get with a smaller frame. I love it so far, the thing is gorgeous and I've only been out on it a few times but I've received a ton of compliments....the lugs on it are sweet and have some nice details to them. I should post a pic but it isn't fixed ;)

post a pic of it anyway...

don't get me started on the "smaller frames are more rigid and fast" debate.

as a 6+ footer with ostrich legs it's been a life long dream of mine to get a frame big enough. i've rode my share of too-small frames. IMO, they aren't faster, they just make my back ache.

I am terrible with my camera, sorry. This might be a bit old school for some of you but this bike is just how I like it, nice and simple. The bars are set up funny and I don't like where the shifters are, I think the previous owner had weird posture or something. I like the wheels on it right now (105 hubs with Wolber GTX anodized box rims) but I might swap them out for some hard anodized Ambrosias aeros that I have laced to some 105 hubs, we'll see. Razesa is a Spanish bike company that made Zues' higher end frames.

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1.../Razesa001.jpg

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1.../Razesa009.jpg

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1.../Razesa012.jpg

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1.../Razesa011.jpg

Very nice ride. Do you actually like where those brake levers are set up though? looks awkward.

Thanks. Yeah, it is very awkward, I cannot ride on the hoods at all. I am just getting started on changing that this afternoon. You can also see from the pics that it really needs a good scrubbing too, something else I have to do today.

Rise from your grave!

+1 to big frames sucking. I actually have 3 too many - 56cm mediocre frames.. Anyone wanna trade?!?!!

How mediocre? What size do you need?

So, I went with 46X16 and it seems just about right. I've taken it for a couple of test rides, maybe 40-50k and it feels pretty good. Had to get out of the saddle to get up the hill on Greenwood heading North to Danforth but otherwise it seems to be a pretty good comprimise between top speed and useability. :)

Now I have to sort out the bars, get a new rear wheel so I can go fixed, and get used to the geometry. I discovered today that it doesn't handle (or stop!) quite as fast as my road bike... and the guy in the Saturn I bounced off of will attest to that :o

Thanks for the advice!

driving the pinarello down Woodbine Ave today and I did a slow rolling cross on Queen Street with the intent on facing east on Queen just in time for the light change with a track stand and I fell over in front of all the cars feet still straped to the peddels laying on the road ******** nasty :lol: . I jumped up and carried my bike to the sidewalk, straightend up the handle bars and continued home

Waaa!!!! why does stuff like this come up when I have no bread?

http://toronto.craigslist.org/bik/236870109.html

I have the cash for that :-P ....EDIT now I don't, got a ticket( don't ask):mad:

Is that Pini the same one from the MEC swapmeet? Nice looking bike, I will try the number tomorrow but I am sure it is gone. It would fit me perfectly!

Word to polymer body panels!!!!! wooohooo glad it was just a bounce.

Unfortunately I bounced onto the ground! Woohoo to fall clothes=no road rash though :)

Yay to no rash then, glad you rode away.