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  1. In my late 50's, the toe overlap, once only a minor concern, may cause the
    end of cycling for me. My old 23 in. voyageur has slightly over 59 cm.
    ft.center, this isn't enough, To over come this problem I need about 62 cm.
    I have recently
    found the Windsor tourist on the net, but with Jim Jones marketing skills
    they seem to sell without knowing what the outcome may be. ( they offer no
    reasonable geometry inf..) Is this the Bikes direct people? I would be
    interested in buying an old voyageur in 25 in. frame or something like that,
    or inf. that includes stand over height ft. and rear CRTs. on other similar
    frames thanks all!!

  2. In article <vSvDd.44902$F25.37873@okepread07>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    In my late 50's, the toe overlap, once only a minor concern, may cause the
    end of cycling for me. My old 23 in. voyageur has slightly over 59 cm.
    ft.center, this isn't enough, To over come this problem I need about 62 cm.
    I have recently
    found the Windsor tourist on the net, but with Jim Jones marketing skills
    they seem to sell without knowing what the outcome may be. ( they offer no
    reasonable geometry inf..) Is this the Bikes direct people? I would be
    interested in buying an old voyageur in 25 in. frame or something like that,
    or inf. that includes stand over height ft. and rear CRTs. on other similar
    frames thanks all!!

    Have you checked a Fuji Touring? I don't know what their actual
    measurements are, but they come in a 64cm size. www.fujibikes.com

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  3. Dennis Johnston said:

    In my late 50's, the toe overlap, once only a minor concern, may
    cause the end of cycling for me. My old 23 in. voyageur has slightly
    over 59 cm. ft.center, this isn't enough, To over come this problem
    I need about 62 cm. I have recently found the Windsor tourist on
    the net, but with Jim Jones marketing skills they seem to sell
    without knowing what the outcome may be. ( they offer no reasonable
    geometry inf..) Is this the Bikes direct people? I would be
    interested in buying an old voyageur in 25 in. frame or something
    like that, or inf. that includes stand over height ft. and rear
    CRTs. on other similar frames thanks all!!

    Have you considered:

    http://www.rivendellbicycles.com/html/bikes_rambouilletframes.html

    http://www.rivendellbicycles.com/html/bikes_atlantisframes.html

    http://www.kogswell.com (although their Web site looked a little odd
    today with no information available on their frames).

  4. My old 1983 Peugeot UO14 touring bike has a ft.center measurement of
    24.5 inches which is a bit over 62cm and that bike is a 21 inch frame.
    I also bought a Cannondale Hybred frame (also a 21 inch) through
    rec.bicycles.marketplace that has a ft.center even longer than the
    Peugeot. Thus, there are production frames available which don't have
    annoying overlap.

    In 1998 I ordered a Bilenky custom frame and I specified that the
    ft.center must be at least 24.5 inches. With a custom frame you can
    certainly eliminate the overlap problem but it's a bit pricy. Either
    of the two frames mentioned in the first paragraph should be available
    for $150 or less.

    Bob

    Dennis Johnston said:

    In my late 50's, the toe overlap, once only a minor concern, may


    cause the

    Quoted message said:

    end of cycling for me. My old 23 in. voyageur has slightly over 59


    cm.

    Quoted message said:

    ft.center, this isn't enough, To over come this problem I need about


    62 cm.

    Quoted message said:

    I have recently
    found the Windsor tourist on the net, but with Jim Jones marketing


    skills

    Quoted message said:

    they seem to sell without knowing what the outcome may be. ( they


    offer no

    Quoted message said:

    reasonable geometry inf..) Is this the Bikes direct people? I would


    be

    Quoted message said:

    interested in buying an old voyageur in 25 in. frame or something


    like that,

    Quoted message said:

    or inf. that includes stand over height ft. and rear CRTs. on other


    similar

    Quoted message said:

    frames thanks all!!

  5. I was working on the web site Friday.
    It's back together now.

    Matthew/Kogswell

    http://kogswell.com

  6. I was working on the web site Friday.
    It's back together now.

    Matthew/Kogswell

    http://kogswell.com

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