Nimbus or original coker frame which is lighter?

ok I have a 29 inch inseam, and I ordered the Nimbus 36'er with a T7
handle, what would I have to do to ride it without difficulty.... or
can I ride it without difficulty, without modifying it?


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Which cranks are you intending to use?


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kington99 wrote:
Which cranks are you intending to use?


125mm and maybe 150mm for the tricky hilly bits.... if I get into it
enough I may by 89mm


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I'm just switching from the Coker to the Nimbus frame, so took a minute
to weigh both:
Coker: 864 grams
Nimbus: 1141 grams

Both measured without bearing holders or seat post clamps - just the
frame. (Well, the Coker frame has two of Darren's flame decals still
on it, but that's noise, not signal, eh?)
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dforbes wrote:
I'm just switching from the Coker to the Nimbus frame, so took a minute
to weigh both:
Coker: 864 grams
Nimbus: 1141 grams

Both measured without bearing holders or seat post clamps - just the
frame. (Well, the Coker frame has two of Darren's flame decals still
on it, but that's noise, not signal, eh?)
DF


thanks for the information, it's greatly appreciated


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