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Ridley frames - long head tubes?? Why?

janiejones · 2007-07-16T03:24:33+00:00

I have been looking at Ridley frames and I have noticed they tend to have longer headtubes than other bikes in similar sizes - does anybody know why this is so? Benefits etc? The Heracles, Boreas etc have a 14.5cm headtube on the small and on the medium 17.5cm. This is according to the Ridley site.

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I have been looking at Ridley frames and I have noticed they tend to have longer headtubes than other bikes in similar sizes - does anybody know why this is so? Benefits etc?
The Heracles, Boreas etc have a 14.5cm headtube on the small and on the medium 17.5cm. This is according to the Ridley site.

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