Thats cool... It's a very important measurement... but you can sometimes
compensate w/stem....

Greg Goode wrote:
> Thanks Scott! But it has to be 53cm.
>
> I'll never forget, it was on your site that I learned "The top tube
> is the only measurement that really matters."
>
> I historically have had some kind of knee problems with top tubes
> that are shorter. And lower back problems with top tubes that are
> longer. And this is with warmups and stretching!
>
> Thanks anyway!
>
> --Greg
>
> --- In OldSkoolTrack@yahoogroups.com, Scott Patton <scott@...> wrote:
>
>> If you can do a 54.... I have a steel spicer, I could make you a
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> good
>
>> deal on. It's a real track frame, kind of odd, but ... definitely
>>
> stiff.
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>> Greg Goode wrote:
>>
>>> 53cm top tube, that is, tight geometry a plus. This would be a
>>>
> more
>
>>> casual bike, something I can use a chain and padlock with. Don't
>>>
> want
>
>>> to do that with my Serotta. Grateful for any leads!
>>>
>>> --Greg
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