Cool bike! I can really appreciate someone who replaces stuff at this pace/mindset, even though as a shop employee I'm certainly guilty of staff-dealing parts more frequently than I need to.
>Guerrilla Gravity makes a reasonably big XL but, as with every single bike he's ever owned, I think the first assessment was "I thought it would be bigger."
One of the reasons that I'm excited for projects like Atherton Bikes, where they're set to offer something like 20 sizes with custom sizing available (despite the fact it's extremely unlikely I will ever own one). Plug your stuff in to the chart, see where you end up.
May 16, 2022, 8:01 a.m. - Lu Kz
Cool bike! I can really appreciate someone who replaces stuff at this pace/mindset, even though as a shop employee I'm certainly guilty of staff-dealing parts more frequently than I need to. >Guerrilla Gravity makes a reasonably big XL but, as with every single bike he's ever owned, I think the first assessment was "I thought it would be bigger." One of the reasons that I'm excited for projects like Atherton Bikes, where they're set to offer something like 20 sizes with custom sizing available (despite the fact it's extremely unlikely I will ever own one). Plug your stuff in to the chart, see where you end up.