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The Griso & Longer Inseams
- Thread starter sfarson
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Texasgoose
Just got it firing!
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- Dec 13, 2008
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SFARSON,
I am a 34 inseam no problem on the heads for me but for you it will be close. The stelvio IS roomier than the Griso. Wish you were closer you could have a go at mine.
Barry
I am a 34 inseam no problem on the heads for me but for you it will be close. The stelvio IS roomier than the Griso. Wish you were closer you could have a go at mine.
Barry
Spaceclam
Cruisin' Guzzisti
You will be fine. However, you may have to screw in the linkage to the rear master cylinder a little bit. It wont move the pedal but it will make the brake start to work later. I am a 34", and i found that just moving my foot to the break was enough to seriously lock the rear tire, until i adjusted it. Fine now!
cyclobutch
Cruisin' Guzzisti
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Head knocking - not a problem. The footrests are positioned very high though and you will find the position cramped. Check out other threads here talking through a mod to fit lower Buell pegs. It's cheap and simple and the extra inch makes a big difference (also cited in my wife's divorce proceedings unfortunately).
