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But didn't YOU originally say this in reply to my post on standover? \n
Volsung wrote: Standover height only matters when you're not riding it or crashing.
On a side note, I built up a lil' Redline SSCX 54cm for my56year old 6ft ass and thrash that thing like a 14year old with a PK Ripper...
http://www.Miami.com/things-to-do-in-Miami/Miami-bike-paths-guide-8002
http://www.themiamibikescene.com \n Check events and group rides for a starting place
http://www. MIAMIBIKESCENE.com \nAnd just google Miami bike routes...you'll find events there too, even gravel specific \nDon't do critical mass routes unless you're doing CritMass...which I think you gotta do at least…
Sorry, I was only sharing my experiences and opinion on cyclocross... Hoppin back on after dismounts for obstacles can be rough without a little clearance... Didn't expect a salty reply on this site... \nGuess standover…
Or a PRO such as yourself
I've been riding and commuting down here my whole life, and as long as you stay on the paths and residential roads you can go almost anywhere without exposing yourself to automobile danger ... I've been struck 3times…
Standover height !!! Check specs... \nA 57cm cxbike has about the same Standover as a 60cm roadbike...those taller tires on same sized rims. \nPersonally, I prefer a little more space on my cx/gravel bikes so I don't…
Hello Tim, \nMost of the gravel riding down here is on crushed limestone levees... No trees, no shade, and brutal heat during the summertime (which down here lasts from march thru October) but still awesome for first…
The LOST is a destroyed jewel... The constant work by US CORPS of Engineers has ruined any chance of a full loop without long detours on non-bike friendly roads... That said there are still some Great sections from the…