A small, and I mean tiny, Fat Chance Yo Betty in the mix.

[highlandsflyer]

You don't want to cut the steerer down any more?

 

[Rambo Mambo]

You don't want to cut the steerer down any more?

I already have after shots but it may need a little more. I’m mindful that by chopping too much I’m limiting the frames I can use the fork in. I’m just gonna cruise around on it so should be ok I reckon.

 

[Rambo Mambo]

 

[vtwinvince]

Cool build, but that headtube stack frightens me.

 

[Rambo Mambo]

Cool build, but that headtube stack frightens me.

it’ll be ok. I’ll take some of the steerer down. High rise stem etc it’s just a cool cruiser it’s not that deep.

 

[vtwinvince]

Got it, I had a similar setup on a RM Titanium, and wound up selling the frame, as the possibility of it cracking was pretty high.

 

[Rambo Mambo]

Got it, I had a similar setup on a RM Titanium, and wound up selling the frame, as the possibility of it cracking was pretty high.

I won’t hammer it so it should be fine.

 

[baron von greenback]

I never knew that kooka made brake levers for hydrauluc brakes i thought you could only change the lever on these or them other brakes levers cant remeber what called but there nice

 

[M-Power]

Love these tiny FATs. I test rode my daughters one with a 425mm Syncros seatpost. So flickable, lovely handling. She never came off these bikes despite riding over sketchy terrain and descending rutted gravel hills at speed. This one below has now gone back home to Boston. She had a smaller one when she was younger, its now being ridden again in Norway.

 

[LeeDevelopment]

Hmmm, needs an extreme high rise stem.... something like this; https://ebay.us/m/6JQEad