RECTUM? Heck, it darn-near KILLED him! <g> [Was: Re: i must have a horseshoe up my rectum!]

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Brad Gwynn wrote in message <37A71D60.7002@shore.net>…
>it seems the person who sold it to me found it to large to ride! curtiss is
>very small, about 115 lbs.and only 5’7.

I'm 5'5", and short legged. What is the minimum leg length you need to ride
a coker? Or, how far down does the seat adjust?

I was thinking of asking Santa-Wife &lt;g&gt; to get me one for Christmas, but now
I'm wondering if I'm even tall enough to rid one?

[Sorry about the subject line... just HAD to say that. &lt;g&gt;]
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Re: RECTUM? Heck, it darn-near KILLED him! <g> [Was: Re: i must have a horseshoe up my rectum!]

So is a horseshoe a good thing? I just don’t get it …

In article <7p96so$dq4$2@news.campuscwix.net>, “UniCoastie”
<exfloridians@ecsu.campuscwix.net> wrote:
> Brad Gwynn wrote in message <37A71D60.7002@shore.net>…
> >it seems the person who sold it to me found it to large to ride! curtiss is
> >very small, about 115 lbs.and only 5’7.
>
> I’m 5’5", and short legged. What is the minimum leg length you need to
> ride a coker? Or, how far down does the seat adjust?
>
> I was thinking of asking Santa-Wife <g> to get me one for Christmas, but
> now I’m wondering if I’m even tall enough to rid one?
>
> [Sorry about the subject line… just HAD to say that. <g>]
>
>

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Re: RECTUM? Heck, it darn-near KILLED him! <g> [Was: Re: i must have a horseshoe up my rectum!]

> I’m 5’5", and short legged. What is the minimum leg length you need to ride a
> coker? Or, how far down does the seat adjust?

I just got a Coker 36" wheel and have been riding it successfully. Freemounting
isn’t smooth yet. I’m about 5’3" with 27 inch inseam. Mine came with 2 seat
posts, one very short and one very tall. I intend to replace the seat with a
Miyata seat soon. JD Miller

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Re: RECTUM? Heck, it darn-near KILLED him! <g> [Was: Re: i must have a horseshoe up my rectum!]

Steven Selick wrote in message <7pacn9$258$1@nnrp1.deja.com>…
>So is a horseshoe a good thing? I just don’t get it …

You lost me somewhere....

[Must have gotten hit in the head with a horseshoe.... &lt;g&gt;]
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Re: RECTUM? Heck, it darn-near KILLED him! <g> [Was: Re: i must have a horseshoe up my rectum!]

JMille2788 wrote:

> > I’m 5’5", and short legged. What is the minimum leg length you need to ride
> > a coker? Or, how far down does the seat adjust?
>
> I just got a Coker 36" wheel and have been riding it successfully.
> Freemounting isn’t smooth yet. I’m about 5’3" with 27 inch inseam. Mine came
> with 2 seat posts, one very short and one very tall. I intend to replace the
> seat with a Miyata seat soon. JD Miller

I learnt a new way to mount my coker when tired and when using short cranks
(110mm). Grab the tyre and then pivot up, as your feet land on the pedals let go
of the seat. This the Eric mount.

Cheers

Roger