Pembar said:What possible ways are there to mount the 29"? The only one I've done
successfully is the rolling mount, a static mount seems to end up as a
rolling mount because of the height.
I think you mean the -roll back- mount, don't you? You try a static
mount but have to step on the back pedal a little and so the wheel
rolls back. If a 29er is tall for you, you might consider trying a jump
mount or a variation of one. I have done a rolling jump mount (not roll
back) on a Coker ever since the first time I tried one. I find it
really easy for the big boy.
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