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  1. search.ebay.com.autrack frame W0QQcatrefZC3QQcatrefZC6QQcoactionZcompareQQcoentrypageZsearchQQcopagenumZ1QQfclZ3QQfrom

    A couple of kerry hopkins track frames.

    till

  2. Soo nasty, try this one instead; tinyurl.comb7a8c

  3. till! said:

    Soo nasty, try this one instead; tinyurl.comb7a8c

    tempting... so tempting... if only i could justify it to the keeper of the funds and monitor of the mortage...

    was surprised when i wandered into work this morning to find a nice looking fixie leaning up against my office wall - Thought somebody had read my mind and bought me a pressie!

    Odd little beast it was. Orange and black Ken Evans frame... Not sure if that makes it high-spec or not, but definitely gave me something to ponder other than work for the first hour or so!

  4. "till!" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    http://search.ebay.com.au/track-frame_W0QQcatrefZC3QQcatrefZC6QQcoactionZcompareQQcoentrypageZsearchQQcopagenumZ1QQfclZ3QQfromZR2QQfsooZ2QQfsopZ2QQftrtZ1QQftrvZ1QQsbrexpZWD4SQQssPageNameZWD4S

    Quoted message said:


    A couple of kerry hopkins track frames.

    till

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    till!


    SShhhhhh.......I am looking seriously at the two massive frames (Jim Bundy
    track frame and unpainted Kerry Hopkins road frame)......don't tell the
    missus or any of the tall blokes in here (although I am hoping that not too
    many other guys would be able to get a leg over a 64cm c-c seat tube!!!

    Ride On,

    Gags

  5. Gags said:

    "till!" <[email hidden]>
    SShhhhhh.......I am looking seriously at the two massive frames (Jim Bundy
    track frame and unpainted Kerry Hopkins road frame)......don't tell the
    missus or any of the tall blokes in here (although I am hoping that not too
    many other guys would be able to get a leg over a 64cm c-c seat tube!!!


    They're all backwards for me, longer leg than arm. I must be slightly gorilla or something. I have an unbuilt kerry hopkins road frame at home, it was just a bit short in the reach so I got another frame.

    till

  6. Gags said:

    "till!" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    http://search.ebay.com.au/track-frame_W0QQcatrefZC3QQcatrefZC6QQcoactionZcompareQQcoentrypageZsearchQQcopagenumZ1QQfclZ3QQfromZR2QQfsooZ2QQfsopZ2QQftrtZ1QQftrvZ1QQsbrexpZWD4SQQssPageNameZWD4S

    Quoted message said:


    A couple of kerry hopkins track frames.

    till

    --
    till!


    SShhhhhh.......I am looking seriously at the two massive frames (Jim Bundy
    track frame and unpainted Kerry Hopkins road frame)......don't tell the
    missus or any of the tall blokes in here (although I am hoping that not too
    many other guys would be able to get a leg over a 64cm c-c seat tube!!!

    Ride On,

    Gags


    64c-c?

    sounds just my size!

    thanks for that! 😉

  7. Gags said:
    till said:

    A couple of kerry hopkins track frames.

    Quoted message said:

    SShhhhhh.......I am looking seriously at the two massive frames (Jim Bundy
    track frame and unpainted Kerry Hopkins road frame)......don't tell the
    missus or any of the tall blokes in here (although I am hoping that not too
    many other guys would be able to get a leg over a 64cm c-c seat tube!!!

    i looked at this and am curious about the size of this thing;
    Seat Tube Measurement (centre to centre) - 64cm
    Top Tube Measurement (centre to centre) - 58cm

    i went to; http://www.bikebuster.com/stelguide.cfm
    and worked out the frame size for myself(see below)..

    with an inside leg of 80cm, height 188cm, best size for me is 53-55 cm.

    then worked out, inner leg of 95cm, height of 205cm is about right for
    roadbike max. height of 65 cm, which makes this bike c'n hoooj!
    and the rider even c'n hoooojer!!!

    cheers,

    kim

    -----------------------------------------------------------------------

    Calculate your right frame size and saddle height

    Suggested framesize, traditional geometry:

    MTB min. height 17.44 inches 43.60 cm
    MTB max. height 18.91 inches 47.28 cm
    Roadbike min. height 52.80 cm
    Roadbike max. height 54.64 cm

    Suggested framesize, slooping geometry:

    Zegno XL
    Scott XXL
    Wilier XXL

    Suggested saddle height
    Crank length 170 mm 70.77 cm
    Crank length 172.5 mm (standard) 70.64 cm
    Crank length 175 mm 70.52 cm

  8. "Kim Hawtin" <kim@ratbag> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Gags said:
    till said:

    A couple of kerry hopkins track frames.

    Quoted message said:

    SShhhhhh.......I am looking seriously at the two massive frames (Jim


    Bundy

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    track frame and unpainted Kerry Hopkins road frame)......don't tell the
    missus or any of the tall blokes in here (although I am hoping that not


    too

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    many other guys would be able to get a leg over a 64cm c-c seat tube!!!

    i looked at this and am curious about the size of this thing;
    Seat Tube Measurement (centre to centre) - 64cm
    Top Tube Measurement (centre to centre) - 58cm

    i went to; http://www.bikebuster.com/stelguide.cfm
    and worked out the frame size for myself(see below)..

    with an inside leg of 80cm, height 188cm, best size for me is 53-55 cm.

    then worked out, inner leg of 95cm, height of 205cm is about right for
    roadbike max. height of 65 cm, which makes this bike c'n hoooj!
    and the rider even c'n hoooojer!!!

    cheers,

    kim

    -----------------------------------------------------------------------

    Calculate your right frame size and saddle height

    Suggested framesize, traditional geometry:

    MTB min. height 17.44 inches 43.60 cm
    MTB max. height 18.91 inches 47.28 cm
    Roadbike min. height 52.80 cm
    Roadbike max. height 54.64 cm

    Suggested framesize, slooping geometry:

    Zegno XL
    Scott XXL
    Wilier XXL

    Suggested saddle height
    Crank length 170 mm 70.77 cm
    Crank length 172.5 mm (standard) 70.64 cm
    Crank length 175 mm 70.52 cm

    I just entered my measurements on that site (196cm tall and 96cm inner leg)
    and I got the following:

    MTB min. height 20.93 inches 52.32 cm

    MTB max. height 22.69 inches 56.74 cm

    Roadbike min. height 63.36 cm

    Roadbike max. height 65.57 cm

    So, according to this, the 64cm seat tube should be pretty well on the money
    for me.

    All I have to do now is hope that no-one else bids on it and I get it for
    $101.

    Ride On,

    Gags

  9. Gags said:
    Kim said:
    Gags said:

    till wrote:
    > A couple of kerry hopkins track frames.
    SShhhhhh.......I am looking seriously at the two massive frames (Jim Bundy
    track frame and unpainted Kerry Hopkins road frame)......don't tell the
    missus or any of the tall blokes in here (although I am hoping that not to


    I just entered my measurements on that site (196cm tall and 96cm inner leg)
    and I got the following:

    Quoted message said:

    Roadbike min. height 63.36 cm

    Roadbike max. height 65.57 cm

    So, according to this, the 64cm seat tube should be pretty well on the money
    for me.

    All I have to do now is hope that no-one else bids on it and I get it for
    $101.

    so, dijagetit?

    kim

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