OOS MOGA

Paul H said:
You have to consider the angle of the seat tube and head tube. Top tube is a part of it


Not sure its about the miles but time on the saddle IMO. We regularly do 3-4hr rides.... just that we are not on the saddle for that long and half the time is yapping lol
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I get off my bike every time we stop To keep me fresh being on a bike isn't my natural position
 
Paul H said:
Doesn't this basically extend to.... but if you buy it you are in the dog house
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I'm talking about a ride if I really want the bike I'd just tell my wife I'm getting it and she'll be fine with it but I don't want any resistance when I get my stumpy in the spring
 
Miracle Max said:
That's like asking a woman her age... 5 11
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You are pretty much in the L area for many manufacturers
I am slightly under 5'10 and according to sizing charts, I can go either way but when I get on a M, it feels more nibble but I can tell it will destroy my back
But I have a bad back to begin with.
 
Paul H said:
You are pretty much in the L area for many manufacturers
I am slightly under 5'10 and according to sizing charts, I can go either way but when I get on a M, it feels more nibble but I can tell it will destroy my back
But I have a bad back to begin with.
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So we're the same size, I feel stretched out on a Large but I think it's just from me always riding small
 
Miracle Max said:
So we're the same size, I feel stretched out on a Large but I think it's just from me always riding small
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Looking at the picture of that Trek, it looks like it has a longish stem.... looks like a 60?
Cameron is not that tall and if it fits him, it will be small for you. Sure you can install a longer stem but IMO that don't look too good
 
Paul H said:
Looking at the picture of that Trek, it looks like it has a longish stem.... looks like a 60?
Cameron is not that tall and if it fits him, it will be small for you. Sure you can install a longer stem but IMO that don't look too good
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Got it I need to get shorter
 
No I was gonna get all info together and was shooting for turn of the year finish for a project but mother nature may be pushing the matter up a little, so may shortcut if the right deal comes along. The other fat bike thats been on the board before is a sweet deal also. On-One is out of the size I want and will get back to me when available. Wasn't planning on snow til after x-mas.
 
Mtbdog said:
No I was gonna get all info together and was shooting for turn of the year finish for a project but mother nature may be pushing the matter up a little, so may shortcut if the right deal comes along. The other fat bike thats been on the board before is a sweet deal also. On-One is out of the size I want and will get back to me when available. Wasn't planning on snow til after x-mas.
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You should test out your winter gear first to see if the colder temps will be manageable for you before making the plunge on a fat bike since the cold is your kryptonite
 
Paul H said:
You should test out your winter gear first to see if the colder temps will be manageable for you before making the plunge on a fat bike since the cold is your kryptonite
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I've been, I got 4Ucycling pants, the Under Armor base layer pants and top, just waiting on the poogies. Baleaf windproof jacket is not as windproof as I would like but it's all a work in progress as this will be my first winter effort. Oh and of course always reping OOS with Orange and Blue on the outside!!
 
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