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Mobo Shift The World s First Reversible Three Whee
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DescriptionThe Mobo Shift is the world’s first three wheeled cruiser equipped with a reverse function. This cruiser also boasts other unique features such as free-wheel maneuverability, a dual-joystick steering system and a reclining back seat with six angle settings to optimize back comfort and support... |
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PYLE PLMCA30 Motorcycle Mount Amplified 200 Watt x 2 Stereo Sound System with Dual Handlebar Mount Speakers
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Description200-watt X 2 micro amplifier 2 chromed-aluminum bullet style 2.25" speakers with handle-bar mountsUniversal handlebar MP3 mount USB charger and satellite 5 volt plug 12 volt T-TAP |
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Metra 99-4700 Telescoping Installation Kit for Select 1982-up GM Vehicles (Black)
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DescriptionTurbokits let you install an aftermarket radio in your vehicle's factory dash opening, while making the installation look as clean and professional as the OEM radio. They are uniquely designed to provide the right combination of strength, appearance and versatility... |
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SpareHand Bike Frame Adaptor
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DescriptionThe Sparehand Alternative Frame Adapter enables you to carry bikes with sloping top tubes. Fit woman's bikes. For outdoor or indoor. |
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Thule Raceway - 2 Bike Carrier
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DescriptionThule Raceway - 2 Bike Carrier |
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Classic Schwinn Bicycles
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DescriptionHere is an illustrated guide to Classic Schwinn Bicycles from 1895 to present. Detailed text and 250 B&W photographs depict the most classic Schwinns including pre-World War II Aerocycles, Motorbikes (Cycleplanes), and Autocycles; post-war Panthers and Phantoms; '50s and '60s middleweights; '60s Sting Rays and Krates; and every other Schwinn... |
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How to Restore Your Collector Bicycle
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DescriptionA brief walk through just about any bike shop or a quick perusal of today's popular auction Web sites reveals that one of the hottest trends among modern bicycle enthusiasts is retro. In addition to the current popularity of new models built to look like classics from times past, many of today's velophiles have taken to restoring relatively inexpensive classics to their former glory... |
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Kids Bikes "Black with Pink Wheels" Ladies Beach Cruiser 24" Deluxe
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DescriptionLadies 24 Inch Deluxe "Black with Pink Rims" Beach Cruiser |
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Happy Family Vintage Cruiser Bike Mens T-Shirt
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DescriptionClassic vintage cruiser bike print. This keely green colored men's tshirt is 100% cotton (pre-shrunk) and is screen printed in soft feel white ink. Machine wash warm and tumble dry low to give it the extra softness and style you deserve. |
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Mongoose Lark Girls' Bike (18-Inch Wheels)
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DescriptionWith its fun plum-colored design and easy-access stand-style frame, the Mongoose Lark 18-inch bike is ideal for girls between the ages of 6 and 9. The Lark is equipped with such features as coaster and caliper brakes that provide sure stopping power, a unicrown fork that enhances steering and balance, BMX-style handlebars with a quill stem for easy handling, and 48-spoke colored wheels that offer style and reliable performance... |
Bicycle for tall person?
I am in the process of buying a cruiser style bike. I want to buy a good quality bike, but not sure what size to get. I stand at 6 feet 3 inches and weigh about 230 pounds. Worksmancycles.com have industrial heavy duty bikes. I may order one. The one I want is a cruiser style with 20" frame. Would that be good enough for me? It also comes with extended handlbars stem and seat post.
If I can extend the seat post higher, would'nt 20" be good enough?
I am 6'1" tall.
Two of my bicycles were/are 24.5" and 25" respectfully. I am currently riding a 60 cm road bike and a 21" mountain bike. The 21" mountain bike frame is barely big enough for my height. At one point I had a 23" frame road bike. Very uncomfortable due to the extra low handlebars. This is the problem with small frames. While extra long sky high seat posts are available, handlebars will be too low.
For a road bike I would recommend a 62 cm frame.
Good Luck
PS, I have weighed 230 pounds and my road bikes with 700c x 25 tires have held my weight just fine. Also, a multi-speed bike will be much more versatile and comfortable than a single speed.
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