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cruisers take 24" wheels (and occasionally 26"). actually, depending on the frame design, it might be possible to fit a 650c wheel into a 24" cruiser frame.
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That might not be a bad idea for a fun little project.
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I want to see an old schwinn krate with a big back wheel, a little front wheel and track drop handlebars, just to freak out all the squares
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i think if i do this, i'm gonna try a 24" rear with a 20" front. frankenfunnybike!
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yaaaaayy. consider me satisfied. awesome bike shiznaz. i'm still passively collecting parts in accordance with my "one project at a time" goal...but this post is definetly moving the BMX monstrosity up on the priority list. thanks for proving that a 6 foot 2 person could pull this off.
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Wow, that thing's freakier than all my weird bikes put together. Nice work.
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Those softride's are pretty pimp....I was thinking about getting one
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That was my dream bmx frame when I was growing up. I wanted it sooooooooo bad. At 24 I'm already feeling old, some might consider that frame vintage.
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Originally Posted by WithNail
what about a cruiser class bmx bike? those would accept much bigger wheels. I don't know if you guys know what I'm talking about. But there is a class in bmx racing for bikes with bigger wheels. . . I forget what size but they're a lot bigger than most.
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that chainwheel is huge. its like a frisbee
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Originally Posted by jitensha_de_go!
i think if i do this, i'm gonna try a 24" rear with a 20" front. frankenfunnybike!
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great bike tranna man
And the gary fisher BMX is out there next to the folder in the shed.....there's a 22" front wheel somewhere....... oh yeah, there's a picture of an ice racer somewhere (link off fixed gear gallery?) with a 20" rear wheel and modified stays on a road frame.... found it. |
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