
Well, I could have said no but I remember a bike I made about four years ago . If you are willing to be a little creative it's amazing what a few minor changes can get you in terms of fitting a wider range of people who just might be on the diminutive side. This woman has raced cyclocross on a 26" wheel bike and was really not liking the beating she got from the small wheels finding holes, rather than rolling over them. Now she can roll over them-I just hope that she can steer this bike with the same authority she steered the 26" wheel bike. If that is the case, she'll go faster.
4 comments:
nice! I think I know who that frame is for. she's very excited about it!
yes!!
wow.. craziness.. cant wait to see some riding on that.
that's a beautifully elegant solution. i'm 4'11" myself and searched far and wide until i found a mountain bike with a low enough standover for me (12" 'xs' jamis trail xr).
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