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28 inch wheels?

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  1. I just looked at the M5 link via John Riley and got a bit confused (Re: recumbent mono-blade fork
    thread). I am aware of the 26 inch and the 700c size and the Bontrager 29 and the Monster 36 inch
    size....but a 28 inch?? Anyone know if the M5 28 inch is a 700c size or is there now a 28 inch?

    I also wondered if anyone here has thought about using the 36 inch size wheels yet? I can see
    the speed advantage of a 36, but cannot see too many bents able to take a 36 inch without major
    frame surgery.

  2. 28" is a 700 Dan Kluckhuhn

    "Joshua Goldberg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    [q1]> I just looked at the M5 link via John Riley and got a bit confused (Re: recumbent mono-blade fork[/q1]
    [q1]> thread). I am aware of the 26 inch and the 700c size and the Bontrager 29 and the Monster 36 inch[/q1]
    [q1]> size....but a 28 inch?? Anyone know if the M5 28 inch is a 700c size or is there now a 28 inch?[/q1]
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    [q1]> I also wondered if anyone here has thought about using the 36 inch size wheels yet? I can see the[/q1]
    [q1]> speed advantage of a 36, but cannot see too many bents able to take a 36 inch without major frame[/q1]
    [q1]> surgery.[/q1]

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