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  1. #1
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    Dec 2010
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    Boise Idaho
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    How wonderful that the lbs can give you a hand. Good Luck. A bike you are going to be on day in an day out needs to be comfortable and keep you smiling. If you want to know the size, measure the seat tube from the center of the crank to where you seat post is inserted. here is link to the bike hermits blog post about touring bike size
    Sky King
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  2. #2
    Join Date
    Aug 2009
    Location
    Black Forest, CO
    Posts
    26
    Quote Originally Posted by Sky King View Post
    How wonderful that the lbs can give you a hand. Good Luck. A bike you are going to be on day in an day out needs to be comfortable and keep you smiling. If you want to know the size, measure the seat tube from the center of the crank to where you seat post is inserted. here is link to the bike hermits blog post about touring bike size
    hey, thanks for the link Sky King, I was not familiar with that website. Lots of good info there. You know, I think I will just calm down a bit and try some longer rides onthe bike before I make a decision. Thanks everyone for the good advice.

 

 

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