Fitbikeco The 57 20 Inch Frame

Marsoni

M251S

$377.50

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Fitbikeco The 57 20 Inch FrameIts no secret that the Halahan boys got that secret sauce. But now that Shane the youngest of Pennsylvanias Prodigal Soil Sons has gone and beefed up, it was time to douse the dirt scene with a meatier, US made, transition machine the Fit 57! Designed to be stable and manoeuvrable on big jumps and concrete parks alike, were confident the Fit 57 is the condiment you need to jazz up your biking. Top Tube Lengths 21. 25", 21. 5" Rear End Length 13. 57"

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This Butyl rubber sound proofing kit includes nine 15 1/2" x 10" peel and stick panels. It really is a lot of coverage, but I still will need a second box to finish my car doors. The instructions are easy to follow and the only tools you need are scissors or a knife and a small roller, but you could get away with using a pan scraper to press the product down. You may need paper and a pen to make a template for certain areas, though. I used some cardboard from my recycle bin to cut template pieces for the hard to see areas inside my doors. This is fairly easy to install once you have it cut into pieces, just peel the backing off and stick it on. Be very careful to not let it stick to itself, as it will be nearly impossible to separate. This stuff is crazy sticky! No worries about it coming off once you've stuck it to your car. To add this to your car doors, you will have to remove the interior door panels, but there are lots of YouTube videos on how to do this on all sorts of cars. Note that is is sound deadening material - Not sound proofing! You do not need to cover 100% of the car with this. The material is designed to stop noise from resonating through metals, so even one piece of this on a large area of sheet metal will stop the sound vibrations quite a bit. I am covering about 80% of my car doors with it, then planning to put sound proofing on top of it. This sound deadening material needs to come in contact with the metal surfaces to stop the sound vibrations, so it would not be very helpful to put it on top of sound proofing material. Also note that the installation requires temperatures above 50° Fahrenheit. Since it is winter, I've warmed up my garage while working on this project. In low temps, the sticky stuff would probably have trouble adhering to cold metals. So far I have tested just having it on my front doors, but I already can hear the difference. This soundproofing definitely does minimize road noise and external sounds from getting inside your car. It also stops music vibrations, so my radio now sounds clearer than it did before. I don't plan to pull out my vehicle carpet to install on the floor, but I would imagine that if I did it would greatly reduce the road noise even more. Definitely five stars on this product!

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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2026

San Leandro, US

★★★★★ 5

Quality mats that provide noticeable noise suppression

Size: 10 sqft

I used these mats when I replaced the carpet in my Chevy Tahoe. Cutting the mats to size was easy enough with a utility knife and a straightedge. The adhesive backing stuck fairly well, but I used a roller to press the mats into place on the metal panels, which seemed to help them adhere a little better. Under the old carpet was the type of insulation you'd typically see under carpet in a typical home. It was worn, so I tossed it and installed the new carpet directly over these new mats. The before & after difference in noise was minimal, but noticable. But I only installed them on the floor - not in the doors, rear hatch area, firewall, or roof. So overalll, I'm pleased with these mats as they provided the noise suppression that I had expected.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2026