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English => Parts & Bikes => Topic started by: The apprentice on January 10, 2013, 03:27:12 AM
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Hi I am 6 ft tall and weigh 245 what size would be best iv heard the strowler is good for bigger guys ? Please help
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I'm 6' 2" and ride a 19.75 Strowler and it's the most roomy frame I've ever ridden. It's kind of hard to find them though.
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I'm 6' 2" and ride a 19.75 Strowler and it's the most roomy frame I've ever ridden. It's kind of hard to find them though.
yeah good choice. 19 inch or above
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6 Foot & riding a 20" & building a 19.25" as mentioned dont bother with anything under 19" I myself would reccomend the Flatware Tango frame for numerous reasons. Geo, Warranty, Attention to detail to name a few.
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Thanks every one I bought a 2012 colony apprentice off craigslist for 400 and I'm having trouble clearing the tire and frame with my foot I guess it's custom Bike time after some practice though again thanks for all and any advice.
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I'm 6 foot and ride a 20" top tube.
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Funny I actually did the same thing and picked up a Colony Apprentice off craigslist. After I bought it, I was worried I bought a bike too small for me, but I guess it needs to be small for all the tricks. I'm 5'9 and 180lbs and a little unsure whether or not I need a bigger bike.
Any advice?
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Iv watched a million flatland videos and have not seen one complete Bike not custom like the Colony or the DK opis
And so I think it's on the small side it's all about the Frame but let me know if you hear anything
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The reason you dont see complete bikes in edits is because 99% of the time you dont see a beginner edit & most of the time completes are for people just starting out. Im no pro but i like to have a bike that i have chosen every part myself, i like to put the bike together myself & depending on where you buy it from i can almost guarantee i could put it together better than the majority of shops. As i mentioned, as you progress with riding you will begin swapping parts out for aftermarket parts & eventually you will end up with a full custom which is what the majority of riders have done.
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I mean I saw it was an 18.9, but then I was looking at most of the frames on Flatlandfuel, and they really only have 19 and 20's. I think I'm safe
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Top is right thanks I'm in Seattle and I really want to see some flatland in person.....