A shake down ride to make sure everything is in order. Needs a little more air in the forks, and I need to add lights to my list, otherwise all good.
Is that a small frame or are you 11' tall?
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1.90 so yeah that’s about 11 feet in American I think :)
How dare you suggest I'm American, sir!
I should have said Imperial but I don’t think there is an empire any more. Probably there’s another name?
I am British.
Now I have been researching feet and inches (and barleycorns and miles and furlongs). And I also discover that America uses the US Customary System because of course they have never been part of an empire. I learn something everyday.
Feddit.nl account - probably 11‘ tall :)
:) it’s also a really old bike - so only 26” wheels.
That looks like a fun bike to ride down rough hills with
That’s why I’m taking it. Took a hardtail last year and it was … hard.
Hell yeah that looks fun and light.
Carbon but fully. Best of both worlds. And the last 26 in wheels in Europe