T-Rexes Brotherhoods

I'll review your application for the brotherhoods Dan, don't rush me.

I dont' think you appreciate how difficult it can be getting bikes to fit if you're an orangutan, but at least it's offset by the superior bike handling you get with your weight hanging over both wheels, as Ernesto intended.

Fuck you. You're going the way of the dinosaurs.

Just buy a low :P

52x59.

Except it's not, is it. It's basically a 51 or 53 square. And it's shit.

All of you: do more yoga

Fixed.

i agree with dan

Your Ribble looks good, Pooface. I just scratched it on purpose though for lols

thanks. bars are too wide though and stem/bar doesnt look good

Our saviour

http://www.oracycles.com/frames/

It's a normal frame, can't see anything special about it?

64x58

If anything, it's still a little too big, unless you're rocking the porteur/straight bar.

With a shortened top-tube and wheelbase, its urban design allows a straight chest position for comfort and visibility while providing agility and response through traffic.

lol

They've just described someone who use a jackhammer.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2c/TVA_Douglas_Dam_jack_hammer.gif/220px-TVA_Douglas_Dam_jack_hammer.gif

IKR Tom, hipster positioning!

Fuck conventional bike fitting woop.

^ in the words of edscoble

'fuck me sideways and piss on my head'.

what in the name of throbbing dogcocks is that?

Sorry for the spam but this might interest someone here?

Paul Hewitt Columbus Genius F&F 55cm c-top ST, 50cm c-c TT (yep, measured it countless of times). Super light as you would expect from Genius tubing frames, but paint is a bit thick and there are some rust spots hence is ripe for a repaint. 100 quid takes it home!

http://www.lfgss.com/thread111556.html

80mm stem and still feeling stretched out. Am I in?

80mm stem and still feeling stretched out. Am I in?

50mm or go home!

I think I need to leave Ed, my arms grew.

Wait till winter before it shrink again.

Scoble, please remove me from the list. T rex no longer.

Please add me to the list.

Here's my bike*
http://imageshack.us/a/img266/2892/p1140802.jpg

The frame is 64x58 with 74 degree headtube, with a Nitto Technomic stem all the way up. I'm 6 foot exactly. I used this frame for light touring but the geometry isn't ideal for that (neither is the tyre clearance).

I think my ideal comfortable road frame would be 62x56 with sloping geometry to raise the headtube by about 5cm. Shorter toptube and 73 degree headtube combined with a 90cm stem to slow down the handling a bit.

I have an F.W. Evans touring frame which is 64x57 with 73 degree angles which will hopefully be more suitable than the Gazelle above. If not, then I'll have to go custom.

• now sold. No replacement as of yet. Only mountain bikes.