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Old 06-16-09, 10:17 AM
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slackest geo ever.


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slackest geo ever.


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looks about right for a utility bike, would think a little more rake in the fork tho.
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looks about right for a utility bike, would think a little more rake in the fork tho.
Check out the clearance between the rear wheel and the seat tube though.
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would think a little more rake in the fork tho.
no can do. for aesthetic reasons it needs to be an equilateral triangle.
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theres too much bottom bracket drop.
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It just looks cheap.
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