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REALLY building a bike!
A friend of mine who is a local frame builder of some kick-ass downhill & free ride bikes(ClifCat Cycles) is changing up his product line and making steel and aluminum road, cyclocross, hard tails and 29er's. This is a Reynolds double butted 853 tube set for a 29er frame that I'm having made for my brother who is 6'10". The top tube length in 26"! The original set up was for a Bushnell eccentric bottom bracket and run the bike as a single speed but, my brother wants some gearing for fitness and variety so we are putting in a standard European bottom bracket. A custom steel frame is next for me! Think globally, shop locally!.
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02-22-2008, 06:38 AM
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You mean tightening nuts isn't building?
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02-22-2008, 06:44 AM
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You mean tightening nuts isn't building?
If that were the case my wife would be a master builder! 
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A 29er with disc brakes - sweet!!!!
 angela
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