For you taller guys-I love the way this bike feels-(i'm 6'4"). Felt like it took a minute to get the feel of a long bike, but truthfully after a few years away from the bike completely-any bike would have felt awkward. A few sessions in now, and It feels perfect for me. A bit old school, a bit new...same as me...some old habits/ setups die hard. 


Here are the deets...


Frame: Sunday Soundwave 21"tt
Fork: Sunday Night 2.1 32mm offset
Headset: Odyssey
Stem: Odyssey Elementary V3
Gyro: GTX-S
Cables: Odyssey Slic, Odyssey M2  medium Upper, standard Gyro Lower
Brakes: Odyssey Evo2 F/R
Levers: Odyssey Monolever medium Left, M2 medium Right
Bars: Quest Miyagi
Grips: Sunday Reeves
Seatpost: Odyssey Intac
Saddle: Odyssey
Clamp: Sunday Slim
Bottom Bracket: Odyssey Mid 22mm
Cranks: Odyssey Flatware Twombolts 160mm
Sprocket: Odyssey Flatware Rhode Island 22t
Chain: Odyssey Bluebird
Pedals: Odyssey Twisted PC
Tires: Odyssey Frequency G 1.85
Rims: Odyssey Aerospace
Spokes: Odyssey /laced 4X
Hub F: Odyssey Vandero2
Hub R: Infinity Freecoaster
Pegs F: Quest MetaGuru stix
Pegs R: Quest Gurustix

What's up Topsey! Saw your WTP...I used to love my Collier frame, that new one should be rad! I am definitely a giant..the 21" was originally set up for everything and slowly transitioned into my Flat bike as I felt the need to ride flat...a lot, and couldn't pull the trigger on a traditional flat frame right now.
The last frame I had before I got hurt was a Fly Tierra 20.6 and that felt great-but too short for street, I just decided to go bigger this time! The Soundwave has a relatively short CS, so it feels poppy to me, almost loopy sometimes. 32mm offset fork feels right, I had some zero offsets and they felt good and really fast-I'll try some 16's soon-that is still in the process of discovery I suppose. I just got back on the bike so my body is still adapting to riding again, and that might be beneficial to my adaptation to the feel of the big bike.

Quest stuff is the best, really. The Metas and the OG stix rock, the Miyagi bars held up when I rode this bike in the park, but feel awesome for flat. Perfect width and height for me and I don't feel like i'm going to snap them.

I am waiting to get on a Reklamation frame now, it is definitely on the soonish horizon-finances will determine the true time on that one. I think they have the best thing going right now between the vibe of the company and the frame itself.

Thanks Jeffc43! I do have a Waltz V1 sitting on a shelf...struggled with the build/no build miniature 18.6' tt thing...I am going to ride a Reklamation 19.5" eventually...unless I keep riding like I have been . It honestly feels waaaaay better than I thought it would feel.

Definitely at least 3 tall guys riding right now....maybe 4! Need to have a Giant class in the AMFLAT series this year!

New Sunday's come out in March...Really Stoked on the Red Soundwave, will definitely be my new street rig.

Topsey, I completely feel you on the shoulder-3 rotator cuff ops in the past 15 years...last one worked. Spine exploded right after the shoulder healed, then the ankle in a CX race after my spine eased up- it has been a bad few years...One day I just said F^%k it, stopped taking all pain meds and just started dealing with it. Getting back on the bike feels awesome (notsomuch when the session ends, but it is worth it). I hope you get back to where you want! Little bikes are fun, regardless of how much we get to ride them it is always awesome when we do! That is really cool to see WMT hooked you up, you must've had a good presence and respect from them to be  put on the flow list. Build that bike and ride the snot out of it-they want the feedback, I'm sure!

Great to see some bike checks coming in! Looks steezy, Oldtallmike!