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6. flen says:

   March 13, 2010 at 9:19 am

   I ride both english and western, and I use a 18" English saddle and an 16" western, so I'd go with a 16" English if I were you and see if that works.

   The best way to find out what size gullet you will need is to have a saddler or your trainer come out and measure your horse.

   I personally like my Stubben saddle, but they are a bit on the expensive side(about $600- $800 new), but a very good brand. A Gatsby is also pretty good, but a little less expensive.

   Before you buy the saddle ask to try it out for a few days or even a week. That way you can find out if it will work for you and the horse. If it doesn't you can always give it back and try another.

   Remeber, the horses fit always should come before yours. Good luck and happy saddle hunting!
7. korozwatth says:

   March 17, 2010 at 8:59 pm

   Fucking zimbabwen scum , why do these people live anyway , why? Allways blaiming the corporations , usa and europe for NOT helping them , but never blaiming themselves and Mabuto and the killing of whites . People who can’t sustain themselves , shouldn’t be alive . Simple as that .
8. kels says:

   March 21, 2010 at 4:47 am

   you're probably a 54cm. it depends on your torso. if you're new to cycling you might want to get fitted somewhere so you can have your size for future reference. as far as building a single speed you basically just need a freewheel. But if you're wanting to build up a fixed gear(much cooler and alot more fun) you'll need to have a track cog and lock ring. However, if you do build up a fixed gear you need to try to find a frame with horizontal dropouts to keep you from spending well over $100 on a hub. Or you could always get a flip flop hub that has a freewheel on one side and a fixed gear on the other. To get a look at what some single speeds and fixies look like check out http://www.fixedgeargallery.com. good luck and let me know if i can help. I have tons of parts laying around the house you may be able to use
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   March 23, 2010 at 12:23 pm

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   risk carried by the insurance company. This economy-of-scale will only work with a single national carrier. [BTW, let's table that discussion for now.] And that is what the government is seeking to do. Too bad the insurance companies aren’t thinking down the road as they are in bed with the very group that will destroy them.

   -Lorin
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