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Subject: Re: T-Bar Crank

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John

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Date Posted: 06:45:52 08/30/02 Fri
In reply to: Wilson 's message, "T-Bar Crank" on 11:26:48 08/29/02 Thu

Mine was also lower on the right side when I bought it. I've pretty much cranked mine all the way up. Front end is a bit stiffer now, but I had to get the height out of it. I think I went almost 1.75". Had to get a serious alignment done after I did it. Other than being stiffer, can't see any problems associated with it. With my knobby tires and 3.5" backspacing, I needed to get higher and the stiffness helps me from rubbing in the really rough stuff.

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Re: T-Bar Crank	hobie	06:36:08 08/31/02 Sat