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03-25-21, 06:20 PM

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how long should the main-spine be? Note: Tanner W uses the longest piehe could find

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Posted By duanedr

Yes, that's a whole different thing. I should...

Yes, that's a whole different thing. I should have stated that my primary assumption is the Tanner/Arctos type of fixture where the bottom of the headtube is near even with one of the main spine. ...

Forum: Framebuilders

03-25-21, 10:18 AM

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how long should the main-spine be? Note: Tanner W uses the longest piehe could find

Views: 1,598

Posted By duanedr

I can't imagine a single bike that would require...

I can't imagine a single bike that would require more than a 1220. If you've never built a bike before, don't waste your money on a longer beam to start with - many of us would argue that you...

Forum: Framebuilders

03-24-21, 06:46 PM

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how long should the main-spine be? Note: Tanner W uses the longest piehe could find

Views: 1,598

Posted By duanedr

You are including the triangle under the headtube...

You are including the triangle under the headtube and forward to the front axle. That wouldn't be within the fixture length. This probably frees up 200mm or so...I don't think anyone would ever...

Forum: Framebuilders

03-24-21, 12:12 AM

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how long should the main-spine be? Note: Tanner W uses the longest piehe could find

Views: 1,598

Posted By duanedr

I don't disagree with the idea of going as long...

I don't disagree with the idea of going as long as you can but generally with the long slack geometry, the rear end is quite short. I haven't done anything that didn't comfortably fit on 1220mm...

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