Hi! I have a chance of getting an Colnago Master frame very cheap. The problem is that the frame is
59cm, and I'm afraid it could be be too small. I'm 188cm with inseam of 91cm....anyone knows will I
be able to make this frame comfortable for riding with some longer stem and seatpost.. Been doing
some calculating and think that Colnago 62cm would be perfect choice for me....but I might be wrong.
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that should be Colnago in subject 🙂))
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whats so special about the colnago master that you need to squeeze into a smaller size just to be
able to ride one?"smokva" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Hi! I have a chance of getting an Colnago Master frame very cheap. The problem is that the frame
is 59cm, and I'm afraid it could be be too
small.Quoted message said:
I'm 188cm with inseam of 91cm....anyone knows will I be able to make this
frame comfortable for riding with some longer stem and seatpost..Quoted message said:
Been doing some calculating and think that Colnago 62cm would be perfect
choice for me....but I might be wrong. -
ari said:
whats so special about the colnago master that you need to squeeze into a smaller size just to be
able to ride one?price...a friend of mine will sell it very, very cheap...and my budget is low so I cant afford
myself a fancy new frame -
how much?
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ari said:
whats so special about the colnago master that you need to squeeze into a smaller size just to be
able to ride one?price...a friend of mine will sell it very, very cheap...and my budget is
low so I cant afford myself a fancy new frame -
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Hi! I have a chance of getting an Colnago Master frame very cheap. The problem is that the frame is
59cm, and I'm afraid it could be be too small. I'm 188cm with inseam of 91cm....anyone knows will I
be able to make this frame comfortable for riding with some longer stem and seatpost..I think it's too small but not impossible to ride.
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Been doing some calculating and think that Colnago 62cm would be perfect choice for me....but I
might be wrong.That sounds like a better choice.
--Paul
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"ari" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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how much?
"smokva" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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ari said:
whats so special about the colnago master that you need to squeeze into
aQuoted message said:
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Quoted message said:
smaller size just to be able to ride one?
price...a friend of mine will sell it very, very cheap...and my budget
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low so I cant afford myself a fancy new frame
A frame that is too small for you is not cheap, it is a very expensive item.
Dashii
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buy it, sell it on ebay for whatever you get >$100, then buy a frame that is the right size!!
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ari said:
how much?
aprox. $100 US
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<< The problem is that the frame is 59cm, and I'm afraid it could be be too small. I'm 188cm with
inseam of 91cm..I'm 182cm and would ride a 59cm Colnago...
Don't like to size with inseam but think this is way too small...
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