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• #2
I think Wicksie has a small, is she going to be at the Bristol tourney? I would've thought the medium would be right for you though, did you find your mtb frame too big/too small ?
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• #3
my sister (5"7 ish maybe) has a medium which fits her perfectly and it fits me fine (maybe 5ft6), small would be way too small i think, as when i rode the medium it felt even a little on the small side.
adrienne might have a small? i think small would be way to little if i am correct in thinking she has a small. pm her maybe to ask? lalou on here.
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• #4
you buying brand new or second hand Robbie?
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• #5
I have a medium. You're defo too big for a small. Mine is for sale soon if you're interested. Not sure If I'm coming to Bristol though.
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• #6
Hey Rob, just to confound you more, I'm 6" on the dot but I have short legs (it's true, what can I say) and I ride a large Pompino with the seatpost cranked up. I would say a Small is definitely not suitable, a medium will be good if you want it a little on the compact side.
My main advice is to buy second hand although give it a good look over before you hand over the cash, especially around the rear triangle. I'd never pay full price for a Pompino again, even though they are mega cheap. Five have broken in the polo scene in the last year.
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• #7
Five have broken in the polo scene in the last year.
a crack on my chainstay suggests im going to be the 6th, but that is after 4 years of commuting/tricks/polo. maybe this isn't an issue with the new pomps..?
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• #8
Medium...
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• #9
Medium...
And to confirm, I'm a gentile lady who doesn't skid, hop or crash and the frame is quite new.Defo 2nd hand for polo.
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• #10
Defo 2nd hand for polo.
Depends if they are still doing the fix and mix deal, that was really worth it.
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• #11
Medium...
And to confirm, I'm a gentile lady who doesn't ... crash and the frame is quite new.ahahahahhahahahahahhahahaha
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• #12
Medium it is!
thanks for all the help guys and will have a snoop around fleabay and the rest of the internet later. Wicksie i'm definitely interested if your selling, i'll pm you a little later on! -
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Defo selling.
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• #14
Hey Rob, just to confound you more, I'm 6" on the dot but I have short legs (it's true, what can I say) and I ride a large Pompino with the seatpost cranked up. I would say a Small is definitely not suitable, a medium will be good if you want it a little on the compact side.
My main advice is to buy second hand although give it a good look over before you hand over the cash, especially around the rear triangle. I'd never pay full price for a Pompino again, even though they are mega cheap. Five have broken in the polo scene in the last year.
i've heard about this before. What exactly am i looking for? will there just be an obvious crack near the dropouts? -
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i've heard about this before. What exactly am i looking for? will there just be an obvious crack near the dropouts?
](http://www.lfgss.com/thread21486.html)Horatios
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• #16
The seatstay seems to be the weak point of the pomps, although Horatio's seems to have been torn apart at the seams!
There may be a difference in:
Size of bike/player
intensity played polo with
other uses of bike.
i checked the other thread about this but it didn't help me much as it seemed to be about giants getting XL's. I'm about 5'10 and am trying to decide between a small or medium. i've had a go on a medium and that felt really good but have never had a go on a small and wonder whether that would fit me better. Any advice would be greatly appreciated
cheers Robbie