like the look of the stooge bikes. but are they really suitable for all sizes?
would a 6ft 4'' bloke get away with one.
stooge, suitable for a big un?
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Re: stooge, suitable for a big un?
Ton ..get in contact with Andy of Stooge ....he'll give you a very honest answer. ..and may even be able to sort you out with something ..
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Re: stooge, suitable for a big un?
Possibly, but it might be a bit of a stretch. Layback post and perhaps a 100mm stem.
If you're ever up Edinburgh way you're welcome to try my steel or Ti for size.
They are damn good bikes though.
If you're ever up Edinburgh way you're welcome to try my steel or Ti for size.
They are damn good bikes though.
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Re: stooge, suitable for a big un?
Agree with all the above. Likely to be too small but an amazingly versatile and capable bike for something so simple.
Re: stooge, suitable for a big un?
The seat tube is only 18" long. If thats C-T I'd be surprised if you'd get a seatpost long enough?
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Re: stooge, suitable for a big un?
Given that ton has been known to spend a penny or two on a bike, it's worth considering that the Ti may be customised in some ways as they're built to order. Call Andy though and chat it through with him.