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hilt00 05-03-09 07:12 PM

Tommaso Augusta 650c front
 
I currently own a Tommaso Augusta, and it has barspin clearance with 700c, but horrible toe overlap.

I was wondering if anyone has the same bike as me and how much clearance there is with 650c, and if theres any toe overlap?

Im just wondering before i purchase one.


Thanks!

hilt00 05-03-09 07:12 PM

EDIT: i have a size 59cm, and 700c is 27 inches right? and im guessing 650c is 26in?

lattanzio 05-03-09 07:21 PM

you get used to toe overlap. if your toe overlap concern is with barspins, get a bike that's meant to do barspins. 650 front on a 700 fork will handle terribly.

hilt00 05-03-09 07:33 PM

i know you get used to toe overlap, but my friend has a swobo sanchez, and he has 0 toe overlap with a 650c on is bike, and my fork is alot straighter than his.

i was just wondering if someone had a bike like my mine, that also had a 650c laying around they could put on and see if there is toe overlap.

hilt00 05-03-09 10:26 PM

anybody want to help?

passerby 05-03-09 10:40 PM

i really doubt there would be any overlap with a 650 but it depends on how much overlap you are getting right now. if half of your clips are hitting on a 700 then maybe just the front of your clips will overlap if you change to a 650. but if you are getting a little overlap atm then you probably wont get any with a 650.

FKMTB07 05-04-09 06:09 AM

Borrow your friend's 650 wheel and try it?

Nevermind the handling issues, lower bottom bracket, etc...

hilt00 05-04-09 11:18 PM


Originally Posted by FKMTB07 (Post 8850172)
Borrow your friend's 650 wheel and try it?

Nevermind the handling issues, lower bottom bracket, etc...

not really a friend i would say, some one i ride with.haha

Can someone explain the BB issue with tricks and what-not on track bikes? Some one told me on some bike the bottom bracket is to low so your cranks could snap while doing wheelies or something. n0ob qu35tion

NoCash27 05-05-09 03:47 AM

i think the issue is that doing tricks on a track bike is kinda stupid. and how would your bottom bracket get even lower if you were doing a wheelie?

hilt00 05-05-09 04:24 PM


Originally Posted by NoCash27 (Post 8857254)
i think the issue is that doing tricks on a track bike is kinda stupid. and how would your bottom bracket get even lower if you were doing a wheelie?

I dont know, haha. Thats why i asked about it


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