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23-01.-2003, 01:25 PM
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hardtail for 6ft 7in. rider?
Can anyone recommend a hardtail mountain bike (frame builder) for a rider who is 6ft. 7in. with both
long legs and a long torso? thanx, pvb |
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23-01.-2003, 01:27 PM
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Re: hardtail for 6ft 7in. rider?
In article <4987588f.0212161349.615f107e@posting.google.com>, Paul V Biron
<paul.v.biron@kp.org> wrote: >Can anyone recommend a hardtail mountain bike (frame builder) for a rider who is 6ft. 7in. with >both long legs and a long torso? Just about any experienced builder who uses some kind of lugless construction will be able to make a good bike for a big rider. Lennard Zinn is famous for big bikes, an obvious choice. http://zinncycles.com/ I also like Land Shark (John Slawta) a very clever one-man shop. http://www.landsharkbicycles.com/ You might also consider a fat-tube aluminum bike, depending on how much you care about weight, stiffness, etc. A big steel bike that is stiff enough for a powerful rider can be pretty heavy. I don't have any aluminum custom builders to recommend though. --Paul |
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