What WTP Frame to buy on Albe's

Any recommendations on which frame/size ?

You could try the Irish 20.45 TT. I would get the Irish frame in trans green, because it's green and called the "Irish". Sounds dope.

21 cadence. good all around geo

Buzzbegone wrote:

You could try the Irish 20.45 TT. I would get the Irish frame in trans green, because it's green and called the "Irish". ...more

Buzzbegone wrote:

You could try the Irish 20.45 TT. I would get the Irish frame in trans green, because it's green and called the "Irish". Sounds dope.

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Whichever frame i buy will be in black titan. The green irish is cool but i don't think it would look near as good on my bike as the Black Titan. Do any of you know what the 69 degree seat tube will change on the sterling? I read somewhere that a slightly larger tt would accommodate for that, but i am unsure if it is true.

Buzzbegone wrote:

You could try the Irish 20.45 TT. I would get the Irish frame in trans green, because it's green and called the "Irish". ...more

Buzzbegone wrote:

You could try the Irish 20.45 TT. I would get the Irish frame in trans green, because it's green and called the "Irish". Sounds dope.

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sultzer27 wrote:

Whichever frame i buy will be in black titan. The green irish is cool but i don't think it would look near as good on my bike ...more

sultzer27 wrote:

Whichever frame i buy will be in black titan. The green irish is cool but i don't think it would look near as good on my bike as the Black Titan. Do any of you know what the 69 degree seat tube will change on the sterling? I read somewhere that a slightly larger tt would accommodate for that, but i am unsure if it is true.

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Read this.

Here it is.

dave lawrence wrote:

Read this.

Here it is.

dave lawrence wrote:

Read this.

Here it is.

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Ahh thanks man! I already somewhat understood most of that, but that article definitely cleared up the confusion. If i wanted to go with that sterling, the 20.9 would probably be my best bet

sultzer27 wrote:

Whichever frame i buy will be in black titan. The green irish is cool but i don't think it would look near as good on my bike ...more

sultzer27 wrote:

Whichever frame i buy will be in black titan. The green irish is cool but i don't think it would look near as good on my bike as the Black Titan. Do any of you know what the 69 degree seat tube will change on the sterling? I read somewhere that a slightly larger tt would accommodate for that, but i am unsure if it is true.

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dave lawrence wrote:

Read this.

Here it is.

dave lawrence wrote:

Read this.

Here it is.

...more

sultzer27 wrote:

Ahh thanks man! I already somewhat understood most of that, but that article definitely cleared up the confusion. If i wanted ...more

sultzer27 wrote:

Ahh thanks man! I already somewhat understood most of that, but that article definitely cleared up the confusion. If i wanted to go with that sterling, the 20.9 would probably be my best bet

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Sure thing!

Also remember that you may grow more, so I would suggest going with a longer frame over one that is shorter than your current frame (unless you think the current one is too long.

dave lawrence wrote:

Read this.

Here it is.

dave lawrence wrote:

Read this.

Here it is.

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sultzer27 wrote:

Ahh thanks man! I already somewhat understood most of that, but that article definitely cleared up the confusion. If i wanted ...more

sultzer27 wrote:

Ahh thanks man! I already somewhat understood most of that, but that article definitely cleared up the confusion. If i wanted to go with that sterling, the 20.9 would probably be my best bet

...more

dave lawrence wrote:

Sure thing!

Also remember that you may grow more, so I would suggest going with a longer frame over one that is shorter than ...more

dave lawrence wrote:

Sure thing!

Also remember that you may grow more, so I would suggest going with a longer frame over one that is shorter than your current frame (unless you think the current one is too long.

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Yeah my current frame feels to long at 21.25. That is just one reason why i'm getting a new one LOL.

If I got a WTP I'd go with a Cadence

sultzer27 wrote:

Yeah my current frame feels to long at 21.25. That is just one reason why i'm getting a new one LOL.

sultzer27 wrote:

Yeah my current frame feels to long at 21.25. That is just one reason why i'm getting a new one LOL.

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Feel free to send me your old frame

Colonydirt94 wrote:

If I got a WTP I'd go with a Cadence

Colonydirt94 wrote:

If I got a WTP I'd go with a Cadence

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I might have to consider that, since it now has been recommended twice.

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Just ordered the sterling and some new crank bolts from albe's today! thanks for the help

Your first mistake is using ALBES. Danscomp for life.

michael.eckhart wrote:

Your first mistake is using ALBES. Danscomp for life.

michael.eckhart wrote:

Your first mistake is using ALBES. Danscomp for life.

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For sure...Those Albe's dudes aren't very nice at all!

JK...They are all super cool and handsome but I guess it could be said that my opinion could be skewed.

michael.eckhart wrote:

Your first mistake is using ALBES. Danscomp for life.

michael.eckhart wrote:

Your first mistake is using ALBES. Danscomp for life.

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This , they sabatage their parts so they break and you have to order from them more , they'll even sell you a plunger to unplug the shitter after you plug it with all the sabataged parts

Order from bmxtransition.com , you'd be a fool not to, the Canadian dollar is at an all time low

michael.eckhart wrote:

Your first mistake is using ALBES. Danscomp for life.

michael.eckhart wrote:

Your first mistake is using ALBES. Danscomp for life.

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eskimojay wrote:

This , they sabatage their parts so they break and you have to order from them more , they'll even sell you a plunger to ...more

eskimojay wrote:

This , they sabatage their parts so they break and you have to order from them more , they'll even sell you a plunger to unplug the shitter after you plug it with all the sabataged parts

Order from bmxtransition.com , you'd be a fool not to, the Canadian dollar is at an all time low

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This is a false statement...our plungers don't actually work!

michael.eckhart wrote:

Your first mistake is using ALBES. Danscomp for life.

michael.eckhart wrote:

Your first mistake is using ALBES. Danscomp for life.

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Wow. Mike Makes a return! Hi Mike! How's ND life?

Albes has been awesome, and done a lot more that I have seen compared to Dan's. Albe's has an account (as you can see) AND ACTUALLY helps out, even if they aren't making a buck off the situation. They want people to have a good time on bikes. I've even seen some offers of throwing minor things in the mail at what looked like no charge.

Where's Dan's?

That's right, not helping people outside of calling them to get vague answers. I recall years ago trying to get some basic info on an axle and the spacing between the bearing races, and they couldn't give me an answer other than "It should work".

Not trying to bash Dan's too much, because I have gotten a lot of parts from them over the years, but I am getting into the "Customer service over pricing" point. If a place is good to their customers (and even non-customers) and can have a little fun doing so, I will GLADLY support them.