Tom:
Call for an appointment or e-mail me at zakaplan at earthlink dot net.
Zach Kaplan 510-522-BENT (2368)
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[q1]> That's great Zach, but what's your address?[/q1]
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[q1]> "Zach Kaplan Cycles" <
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[q2]> > Tom:[/q2]
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[q2]> > From your posts to ba.bicycles you appear to be in the San Francisco Bay Area. I'm a recumbent[/q2]
[q2]> > only dealer in Alameda near Oakland and sell 8 brands of recumbents.[/q2]
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[q2]> > As far as sizing goes, some recumbents come in one size that fits most, others come in multiple[/q2]
[q2]> > frame sizes. It depends on the brand and model. The important physical dimension to know when[/q2]
[q2]> > sizing a recumbent is not what size road bike you ride but rather how long your x-seam is, the[/q2]
[q2]> > the outside leg length measurement taken when sitting on the floor against a wall with your legs[/q2]
[q2]> > fully extended.[/q2]
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[q2]> > Zach Kaplan 510-522-BENT (2368)[/q2]
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[q2]> > "Tom Kunich" <
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[q1]> news:<iT
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[q3]> > > Where would I look to find bents? And what size would someone ride who[/q3]
[q1]> rides[/q1]
[q3]> > > a 55 cm normal bike?[/q3]