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Re: I just go by ETT. I'm 5'7". Like 54cm ETT road frames. I like 56 - 58cm ETT MTB frames. That can be found on anything from a 14" Barracuda a2r to a 19.5" Trek 4000. So you never know.

Yes!!! That certainly looks like the one. Thanks so much for the ID. If I ever get the brake bit that's firmly concreted itself to the left rear brake post off of there I might get some 26" wheels on. Although it's pretty fun as-is.

Hello all, this came in to the non-profit bike shop where I work as a bare frame. At first sight I figured it was a Marin, since I remember some of them having nickel plating but as I looked at pics I noticed no Marins had the tapered stays that this has. I tried to get pics of some of the...

Strangely enough the ground is wet where Kleins were originally made 300 days out of the year. Reckon you could put a pump there :) Or maybe a headlamp battery since it's dark in the trees around there, too.

About a year ago my Pinarello Record got nicked and I've since been without a proper road rig. I finally got a Scapin with Aelle tubing for $150 but then a week later this got donated to the shop where I work. I've been kicking myself for spending money on the Scapin ever since I got about 15...

On craigslist over here 20-year-old road bike prices are down a bit from 5 years ago whereas 20-year-old MTBs are up a bit from 5 years ago.

I have a 440 fork on my 1997 KHS and like it quite a bit. It does make for laid back angles but I can always jump on my Mongoose IBOC if I want something more snappy. Wild guess is that 420 fork would be best for your ride.

Still a work in progress. Went with 700c cuz there's a bit of brake sleeve stuck on one of the canti studs. I'm thinking Clement X'Plor USH might be next set of tyres. With slicks a couple of weeks ago. team marin by Lester.Luallin, on Flickr With CX rubber the other day. Untitled by...