Joel,
Why not a step through frame like the Clem Smith L, Clemintine, or upcoming
Platapus? Those bike models are not limited in use, have low stand over, and
ability to get bars high as you need.
Jason
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Joel
Using Bill Lindsay's analysis and assuming 10% of the US population in
within 2H of Springfield MA, your chances of finding a 650B 50cm Atlantis
is less than 1 in 10,000. Suggest you pursue other methods.
Just checked RBW website and using the Bill Lindsay method of stock
Ryan, I ride with Albatross bars. The TT on the Atlantis 650b 50cm and the
51cm Appaloosa are the same. Given that it would be just a touch easier,
in my mind, to get the bars higher on the Appaloosa but maybe I am wrong.
My standover is a bit more than 80.5. The TT slightly brushed me on the 51
If I remember correctly, the Appaloosa was designed with the Chaco bars in
mind, so more swept back and has a longer top tube length.
I have a 51 cm Appaloosa and have had the Chaco moose bars on it originally and
now have a set of Bullmoose bars on it. The change in riding position was
I was lucky enough to find a kind list member and tries his 51 Appaloosa
that I am leaning toward, if one shows up I will snatch it up. Just want
to try the 650b Atlantis but until now I did not understand these are new
for 2020.
On Sun, Jul 12, 2020 at 11:33 AM Bill Lindsay wrote:
> How many
How many 50cm 650b Atlantis’ do you figure have been sold? My guess would be
about 20. What percentage of Rivendell customers frequent the relevant Google
Groups boards? I’d guess probably around 1/50. Maybe less. What percentage of
the US population is within two hours of Springfield
I find it hard to believe there is nobody within 2 hours of Springfield MA
with a 650b 50cm Atlantis. It would be such a great help to see and
standover one.
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