Did it. Went to the very shop I worked for for two years. Had long discussion. Called Paul Swift in L.A. and had long discussion. The seat/ stem change is his idea, along with some nifty tricks involving washers between the pedal and crankarm for a biomechanical compensation. Is that enough for a start, penney?
When you get run over buy a drunk peice of white trash in a cane truck I will try to have better manners than to make truly absurd suggestions when you want to figure out how to get on the spin with warped garbage for knees. (given that you survive). Did you actually read the whole post? In the mean time you might want to get a magazine subscription or two and educate yourself about the equipment.
Surprisingly enough, women who ride aquire park tools and workstands and shop manuals. And six bikes. And information. I was looking for my own kind here.
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06-29-2002, 04:42 PM #3
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