I read somewhere recently a rumor about RANS coming out with
a dual 26 LWB. Any truth to that?
Jim Reilly Reading, PA
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I read somewhere recently a rumor about RANS coming out with
a dual 26 LWB. Any truth to that?
Jim Reilly Reading, PA
Jim,
I have not heard that. However, It is doubtful as
they are having a bit of a chore just getting the
F5's out the door.
Jude
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Quoted message said:I read somewhere recently a rumor about RANS coming out
with a dual 26 LWB. Any truth to that?Jim Reilly Reading, PA
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I read somewhere recently a rumor about RANS coming out
with a dual 26 LWB. Any truth to that?Jim Reilly Reading, PA
Well, I heard from a VERY reliable source that RANS had
plans to come out with a dual 26 that had an even lower
seat height than the new F5. Sounds like it would have to
be a LWB, no?
Steve Christensen
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Quoted message said:I read somewhere recently a rumor about RANS coming out
with a dual 26 LWB. Any truth to that?Jim Reilly Reading, PA
I read something to that effect also in this news group or
Bentrideronline. The person posting it said it was to be a
V2. May have been someone's dream however. Just don't
remember who posted it. Can't see it being that difficult if
they can do it without changing the geometry of the head
tube. That is probably impossible as nothing seems to be
that simple. RANS has been building a few more bikes in Hays
as of late. Seems they start building them in Hays until
they can evaluate the demand and workout the bugs.
Kelly.
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