Am I missing anything in the XXL klunker world

[Purzell]

My buddy is 6’4” tall and thin with a 37” inseam. He makes bikes look like toys. He built a rad Klunker as big as he could but it’s still too small.

While he searches for an ever elusive Emory King Kruiser (know of one for sale? Let me know) I’m wondering if there’s something else enormous out there that we don’t know about.

I feel like even the Schwinn King size bikes are negligibly larger.

Three bar and cantilever klunkers cruisers?

 

[Captain Awesome]

@Karate Chicken Industries is the lanky knowledge you seek

 

[MattiThundrrr]

30s to 50s, CCM double bar bike is a big one, might even fit a 29" rim

 

[Karate Chicken Industries]

The Summit-Built Schwinn Cruiser Supreme in a 22" frame is the bike he should be seeking. The frame geometry is leaps and bounds better than the Emory for riding in the dirt. The fork may have a bit too much rake for dirt only, but that can easily be remedied by a myriad of forks available, both new and vintage. They are elusive as well, but well worth the wait. I bought mine new in Y2K and until two years ago, was living its life as the 7 speed cruiser it was bought as. Mine will never have a coaster brake because it has cantilever bosses and its current configuration meets the need for speed in varied terrain.

@Karate Chicken Industries is the rangy knowledge you seek

Fixed it for ya.

 

[Captain Awesome]

Fixed it for ya.

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Lead the way

 

[Karate Chicken Industries]

Lead the way

Jumped and ran around in the woods with them on occasion, but was never tabbed. Ranger school was just another torture session and any of the academia involved would have also been very redundant.

 

[gigmata]

This began life as a 29” mountain bike. It is going to a guy that is 6’7”.

 

[Purzell]

Thanks to Jax my buddy has scored an enormous Emory Beach Master (Kind Cruiser?) F/F. Build pics will be here when it's done.