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that's good to hear, I'll start saving...

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How much do your frames cost?

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Will you be bulding trials frames also

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What's the turn-around time?

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I can build trials/muni/freestyle/bike/whatever frames and make them
light/strong/tank-like.

Cost and turnaround depends entirely on what it is you want building.

If you want one NOW I believe Roger has a 24/26/28 frame and a 20 inch
trials available.

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would it be cost effective to have your seat tubes increase in size to
25.4?

your frames are rock on but Thomson posts start at 25.4

finding a 22.2 post thats light weight is hard, and expensive when you
find it. the lightest ones i found in 22.2 by FMF are still heavier than
a 25.4 Thompson.

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jagur said:

*would it be cost effective to have your seat tubes increase in size
to 25.4?
*

I can do that, yes, but 27.2 would be easier.

The Cro-mo Cactus post is the best 22.2 around and provides more flex
and spring than the larger diameter posts.

I have one somewhere and it works very well indeed - takes the edge off
roads etc.

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JoeRowing said:

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The Cro-mo Cactus post is the best 22.2 around and provides more flex
and spring than the larger diameter posts.

I have one somewhere and it works very well indeed - takes the edge
off roads etc. *

Have you got a photo of this Cactus post? Where did you get it from?
Most cyclists would argue that flex and spring are undesirable features
in a seatpost. Why are they so good in this post?

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