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  • ^ polo bikes make awesome snow bikes

  • Meh I'm not so sure if they do. Its fun but a longer wheelbase, separate brakes and room for fatter tyres would be more comfortable for me! Polo gearing is lovely in the snow though

  • That is not a snowbike

  • i have just put these bars on my 14 bike, and also slammed the seat back. feels good man

  • Photos? I wanna see it.

  • No rake and those bars?
    Luca, you be crazy.

  • i know this is gunna be the wrong place but iv got no idea wear else to ask (im new)
    what makes a good polo bike; gearing, weight, wheel size, big frame-small frame, ect.

  • Easiest one - gearing - something around 36x21. Then you can go bigger/smaller from there when you've found your preference.
    imo 26" is god for polo. Others have mentioned the limited choice of good polo tyre in 26"
    Frame size - I'd say 1 size smaller than what you'd normally ride. If you normally ride a 56cm frame try a 54cm. For this I'd say try riding other people's bikes to find something that works. Most people won't mind you having a go to find out what's best for you.

  • gotta be fixed

  • cool
    when my current bike is working il head down to a polo court and check it out

  • There should be some games going on at London Fields in the morning tomorrow. Check the NE polo thread.

    cool
    when my current bike is working il head down to a polo court and check it out

  • 36 x 21 is a big gear, especially if you're not running skinny tyres. It's all relative to court size of course...

  • It's what I use on 1.75" tyres, I end up spinning but don't seem to lose out on he acceleration despite the bigger gear and the tank of a bike. HTFU much?

  • Pah, mine's 32x21 on 1.35" tyres, learn to spin ffs!

    Coyote's feeling sweet btw, forks have loosened up a bit so I now have about 3cm travel, but the springy ring has come off the right leg's seal.

    Alu jump bike = stiff + light + looks the dog's bollocks!


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  • Lovely gap between the wheels ;)

    Pah, mine's 32x21 on 1.35" tyres, learn to spin ffs!

    Coyote's feeling sweet btw, forks have loosened up a bit so I now have about 3cm travel, but the springy ring has come off the right leg's seal.

    Alu jump bike = stiff + light + looks the dog's bollocks!

  • Yeah lol, the black Schwinn will have its rear shortened as part of replacing the T-bodges with sliding dropouts. Didn't get nutmegged much on Thursday night but that was just the first outing.

  • O'rly? Would love to see you in goal someday.

    Yeah lol, the black Schwinn will have its rear shortened as part of replacing the T-bodges with sliding dropouts. Didn't get nutmegged much on Thursday night but that was just the first outing.

  • I played goal most of last season on the Schwinn, which wasn't a particularly short frame. This one's wheelbase is only an inch or so longer. Back in your box, Beagle.

  • I could give you some aerotubes as well as the dropouts to give you that winning goaliebike

  • That would involve a bit more welding than is worth doing on a bike like that. Get some practice and build a jig!

  • An inch is a lot in polo ;)

    I played goal most of last season on the Schwinn, which wasn't a particularly short frame. This one's wheelbase is only an inch or so longer. Back in your box, Beagle.

  • Not if you have possession.

  • An inch is a lot in bed

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  • No it's not, but it is indeed all about the extra inch.

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