Who else here would need a small step ladder and shoe extensions to ride that bike? Those wheels are 29" 'rs
http://www.gunnarbikes.com/
Now that is a big bike.
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Who else here would need a small step ladder and shoe extensions to ride that bike? Those wheels are 29" 'rs
http://www.gunnarbikes.com/
Proof that Sasquatch likes to ride bikes too.
....and that is a classic example of something that only you can say!Skookum said:
who has legs long enough to reach the cranks?
There was custom frame builder here in maryland named john hollands that used to get parts from our shop every once in a while. He built a bike for George Mureson (forward for the Wizards, tallest man in the NBA at that time), it looked about as big as this one, the top tube was about at Johns shoulder.
Think I remember seeing somewhere that was built for Yao Ming.
shack had a cannondale made for him, and i think hakeem olajuwan had a custom GT?
Why do people build something like that ???
YO! - Yao Mings Custom, 80cm, 29 Wheel Gunnar Rockhound!seismic said:
Built in conjunction with West U Cycles in Houston, TX for the 7'6" center of the Houston Rockets. It is one of the largest frames to leave our Waterford, WI factory and features a custom True Temper OX Platinum air-hardening tubeset. Super strong and complete-it weighs only 27 pounds!
Yeah but the guy in the picture is only 3'9"