HamboCairns
Thanks for all the bananas
was actually the same when I bought my latest roadie a few years back.
What was different about your new roadie?
was actually the same when I bought my latest roadie a few years back.
What was different about your new roadie?
100mm stem was way longer reach wise.
Specialized recommend a large for your height and I would agree.177cm. Have tried a few large frames over the years but way to stretched out in terms of the top tube length.
Yep. A mate just went through sizing a new bike from a similar situation running a long stem to make a reasonable fit. In the end new frame ran 465 reach with 50mm stem for almost the exact overall effective reach. He is riding so much better now in all conditions. Much more confident. His old bike was a 2016 sight so quite a capable trail bike but just a bit too small.Looking at the numbers between the 2 bikes and their respective setups, this area is the integral factor; 60mm difference is pretty significant.
@mtb1611 when you decide on your new large frame, shoot me your bank deets. I've got $175 hot and ready for your unwanted medium spesh.
Alternatively, I may be cheaper and a lot more fun to change riding styles. Funnily enough my phone Auto corrected riding to risking...as though it knew what I was about to suggest! Get your gravity hustle on.
Haha, way too old to begin the gravity hustle!!!!!!!
he’s talking about climbing, move alongThe best advice I can give on bike setup,
About what?he’s talking about climbing, move along
Too late, it's in the garage! Definitely the right size, I've been on mediums forever.
Also on mediums forever until I bought a large Spitfire with a 50mm stem I’m 178cmish
2cm compression from decades of extreme huckage to flat isn't too bad.Were getting smaller too, I was 176cm since I was ~18, last couple of medicals/physicals they have me at 174cm.