sizing.
11-29-08, 10:32 PM
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i'll probably break it
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sizing.
ok so when i decided to build 'my first fixie' i managed to scoop a frame/fork for next to nothing.
the langster comp i got was a 56. i knew it was kinda small for me but i always heard better a little small than a little big... well, i had been riding a flat bar and switched to drops a couple weeks ago and its official... i need a bigger frame...
so.. recommend something... im thinking steel, too.
the langster comp i got was a 56. i knew it was kinda small for me but i always heard better a little small than a little big... well, i had been riding a flat bar and switched to drops a couple weeks ago and its official... i need a bigger frame...
so.. recommend something... im thinking steel, too.
11-29-08, 11:06 PM
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I recommend searching the forum. I hate being that guy who says that in a post to someone looking for help but this topic has been clearly discussed. do your own research, we're not gonna do it for you!
11-30-08, 09:27 AM
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yea im aware of the search. im looking for people to be like 'i have a bob jackson frame and its great. the quality is awesome for the price' or 'bikeisland has the kilo tt frame for $199, dude' or whatever.
