extended Fw control pics thread
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159 who's shift rod is that?Pretty slick.
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I can't seem to get over how the extended controls throw off the lines on the bike. As if they just don't flow the same.
I know in the end it's a matter of preference, but is there a some type of guide that says if you are 6'1" you should use +1 controls?? Kind of like when you get sized for a bicycle. There is guide as to where or how much you should bend your legs and arm postion.
I know in the end it's a matter of preference, but is there a some type of guide that says if you are 6'1" you should use +1 controls?? Kind of like when you get sized for a bicycle. There is guide as to where or how much you should bend your legs and arm postion.
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I can't seem to get over how the extended controls throw off the lines on the bike. As if they just don't flow the same.
I know in the end it's a matter of preference, but is there a some type of guide that says if you are 6'1" you should use +1 controls?? Kind of like when you get sized for a bicycle. There is guide as to where or how much you should bend your legs and arm postion.
I know in the end it's a matter of preference, but is there a some type of guide that says if you are 6'1" you should use +1 controls?? Kind of like when you get sized for a bicycle. There is guide as to where or how much you should bend your legs and arm postion.
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I can't seem to get over how the extended controls throw off the lines on the bike. As if they just don't flow the same.
I know in the end it's a matter of preference, but is there a some type of guide that says if you are 6'1" you should use +1 controls?? Kind of like when you get sized for a bicycle. There is guide as to where or how much you should bend your legs and arm postion.
I know in the end it's a matter of preference, but is there a some type of guide that says if you are 6'1" you should use +1 controls?? Kind of like when you get sized for a bicycle. There is guide as to where or how much you should bend your legs and arm postion.
But keep the forward control pics coming, my nephew is thinking about making some for his bike and I'd like to give him some ideas.