Old 09-19-21, 05:44 PM
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vane171
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Originally Posted by Iride01
New being less than eighty years old?
The classic fork is splayed forward and maybe classic frames have longer wheel base too, so you have just enough room for your toes, at least on my old bike that is the case. I also can turn almost 'on a dime' but if I had to watch for crank arms constellation, it would be a whole science.
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