A 36 inch bike, and public thanks!

I would first like to thank the members of the forum for all of their
advice. In building this bike, I drew from many personal experiances
of many 36 inch Coker riders. It would have been difficult, if not
impossible for me to do this wthout you. I know it's off topic, but
here's the link if anyone's interested. Thanks again,

Cheers,
Ben

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=269746


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Very cool looking bike. There are a couple of folks around me who have
the Coker beach cruiser bike but yours looks way more awesome. How's
it ride?


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That is such a neat bike and amazing that it apparently rides well given
the size.

How did you cut the tread on the TA tires? Do you have any problems
with your foot hitting the front tire as you pedal?


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Introducing this wheel size to the bicycling community can only be
beneficial for us. Thanks for your effort. It's a behemoth of a
mountainbike.


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A search found the thread you started about cutting the TA ti '36\"
Wheels TA tire converstion'
(http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=56440). I had
missed that thread before. Very neat. The TA tire is more grippy than
you would expect from a slick once you wear through or rub off the
outer skin on the rubber.


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john_childs wrote:
A search found the thread you started about cutting the TA ti '36\"
Wheels TA tire converstion'
(http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=56440). I had
missed that thread before. Very neat. The TA tire is more grippy than
you would expect from a slick once you wear through or rub off the
outer skin on the rubber.



A stellar example of "using the search."


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That wicked. I want a 36" bike... If I had the wheels around, I'd
definitely slap up a frame for it.


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I think it's going to be cool. With any luck, we can get a standard
established, therefore eliminating the tire/rim fiascos of late. I
think it will benefit everyone. Thanks for the replies, oh, and it is
the most fun bike to ride I own!

Cheers,
Ben


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what did you build it for ?


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unicyclepa wrote:
what did you build it for ?


Maybe it was for those who want some serious speed or distance.


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