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jakup Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 129 Location: Cincy, Ohio	Date: 2005-02-11 10:47:02 Topic: Hamilton
	I'm looking into buying the Federal Hamilton frame. Anyone here have it, or a link to a review? Or if you've ever ridden a frame thats relitavely short (20 inches) with a short back end (13.75 inches). Thanks.
Joined: Posts: Location:	Date: 2005-02-11 10:50:42 Topic: Hamilton
Joined: Posts: Location:	dont get it if your not smooth...i would be scared if the chainstay not being wishbone...he is a badass rider though
streetisbest Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 4853 Location: boston	Date: 2005-02-11 11:06:16 Topic: Hamilton
	its a federal...a korean made bike...they are designed well but the welders use too much heat when welding causing crazy breaks..who knows though they might have changed thier ways
pegless Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 1137 Location: charlottesville virginia	Date: 2005-02-11 12:25:03 Topic: Hamilton
	dont get it if your not smooth...i would be scared if the chainstay not being wishbone...he is a badass rider though ive riden one i dont have one. ^^ this is right feels bad if your not smoth. if you do get one then get a 20in its better but not great if you gave me a penny for my thoughts youd get change back. pedal like stricker; pedal you ass off!
pnj Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 538 Location: nw	Date: 2005-02-11 14:12:00 Topic: Hamilton
pnj Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 538 Location: nw	I ride a Heaton. 20 inch top tube, 13 something back end. I love it. but I was never a trend whore that did what everyone else did. I ride w/ my bars forward and my seat high.
bmxmaniac10 Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 297 Location: Oregon_Land Of The Stoned	Date: 2005-02-11 16:01:10 Topic: Hamilton
	try bmx-test.com
jakup Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 129 Location: Cincy, Ohio	Date: 2005-02-11 16:54:48 Topic: Hamilton
	Looked there already, none of the new Federal frames are reviewed.
pwh4130 Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 935 Location:	Date: 2005-02-12 04:22:48 Topic: Hamilton
pwh4130 Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 935 Location:	If you are riding real street or small ramps it is going to feel easy to whip around. The short back end makes for quicker bunnyhops and easier manuals. The shorter front end will make it pull easier and spin 360's tighter. If you are riding full speed trails/skatepark you might notice it is a little squirrelly or loopy. I don't have on but I have ridden every size bike on everything from flat to vert. There's no excuse for being a dickhead.
CaptainFatMan Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 1 Location:	Date: 2005-02-12 12:26:16 Topic: Hamilton
	Check it, I ride a WTP Pony for street. 19 in top tube, real short back end. I love it, manuals sooo nice, it's light, it bunnyhops like mad, it's quick, and it's so easy to whip around. I don't run pegs, I'm 5'8", 160 or so, and I would consider myself fairly smooth. All I ride is street and I love it. Get the frame and you'll love it. And to any haters out there, I'm not trying to copy Hamilton or anyone, I used to ride flatland on it, and I gave my best friend my old Haro Mirra, so the Pony was the only frame I had to ride. Get the Hamilton, and never go back to stretched out frames. peace
jakup Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 129 Location: Cincy, Ohio	Date: 2005-02-12 12:57:21 Topic: Hamilton
	Yeah I figured it would be nice for quick bunnyhops, but my fear was that you could jump quicker but not as high (like the difference in taller bars). I'm trying to decide between the Hamilton, for it's small size, or the Solid Killing Machine euro.
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