24" or 26"?

4 miles can be done with just about any wheel size. Although a 26" would
be a bit faster, that's about all. A 24" can easily do 4 miles. Pick
what one you like best i guess.


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If I got the LX, would I be able to get a nimbus gel saddle on the same
post, or would I have to buy a new post as well?


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I'm 5 foot 2'' and I got a 24'' wheel. I had to cut down the seatpost
until the seat wouldn't go any lower because the seat hit the clamp. a
26er is probably too big for you considering you're two inches shorter
than me. I would say go for the 24'' but I would have to know your
inseam. also, what kind of riding are you going to be doing? if muni I
would suggest looking into a dx. good luck.


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benjaug wrote:
If I got the LX, would I be able to get a nimbus gel saddle on the same
post, or would I have to buy a new post as well?



you would have to get a new post. torker made some funny post just to
go with their saddles.


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