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Maybe you know how long is that pashley fork? Saw your gallery and bike, an ace bike you have

Yes, there is a company in Poland that could probably build it (their frames seems have been quite durable), so that is not a problem. I would better like it in steel, but I live in Estonia and here are nobody who is in that business building frames in steel. Buying from UK a steelframe and getting it in Estonia would add so much money to the actual price, that it wouldn't be worth the hassle.

Seems I expressed myself a bit wrong here. I don't want to order Leeson, I just want its outer look would be a bit like Leeson's (tubes location and stuff). Leeson is just an example, thought that it would be good to compare with it. I would like to have a frame that is nice to do both streety and trials stuff.. Can I do x'ups and barspins with 1020 wheelbase so my foot won't get in a way of my tire? What is the usual wheelbase for my height?

Hi! I'm planning to have my new frame made custom, in aluminum. Frame will be 24" street-trials. Something like Leeson-style frames. But now I truely need some advice. I'm about 5'8 - 5'9. So, what geometry you would suggest? wheelbase, chainstay, headangle, seattube.. I myself thought something like that: WB 1020 mm CS 380 mm BB +25 mm (will be using 410mm forks) HA 73 degrees Seattube ...? Any help, will be appreciated

That would be great!

Yes, true. But the thing is, I'm having my new frame built custom and just can't decide what length seattube to choose. Maybe I should better look at the toptube length, so that will determine the final seattube length. Leaving that behind right now. I have seen some fine pics of Leeson's and their all in so good proportion. I'm now just interested what length of seattube is used in some of these fantastic frames.

Hey! I'm wondering, if anybody know the length of leeson fluid's standard seattube? Can you also tell me, how it's measured? Help appreciated