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Join Date: Sep 2006
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I am 5'10" male and rode a Trek 2300 63 cm frame for a little while (I got it really, really cheap and it was immaculate). I had the seat almost all the way down and the shortest stem I could get. Yes the frame was too big, but I did ride it. I just had to be careful unclipping and getting off!! My fiancee is also 5'10", but she has much much longer arms than me (by a few inches). Her legs are way, way longer than mine -- her inseam is a full 3" longer than me. Do you think she would be okay on the 63 cm 2300 frame?
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Trek measures their frames strangely. They measure to the top of the seat tube, which is two to three centimeters larger than the more usual measurement to the top or middle of the top tube. Someone who is 5'10" would typically have a 31" - 32" inseam and use a 54 - 56 cm frame--maybe a 56 - 58 cm in Trek's weird world.
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I'm 6'2". I take a 60cm in a road bike. In a TT frame, I measure by top tube; I take a 56.
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Location: WA, in Australia
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I am 5"8' and use a 54cm frame.
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I'm 6'1 almost 6'2. 34 in inseam
I have a 56cm Trek Tri bike and a 57cm Pinarello road bike. |
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Central Coast NSW AUSTRALIA
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5'6" - 49cm
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Location: St. Catharines ON Canada
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Is there some joke about faux pas' picture that is going over the head of us yanks. Clue us in, dude.
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"You are like the wind and I like the lion. You form the tempest. The sand stings my eyes and the ground is parched. I roar in defiance but you do not hear. But between us there is a difference. I, like the lion, must remain in my place. While you like the wind will never know yours." -- Mulay Hamid El Raisuli, Lord of the Riff, Sultan to the Berbers, Last of the Barbary Pirates |
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5'5" here. I get as small of a frame as i can get 46-50cm 51cm is pushing it.
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Yeah, click on his picture and you get this wikipedia entry of the BBC character: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daffyd_Thomas I missed the joke until yesterday. |
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Location: Kurume, Japan
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I was actually a little disapointed when I found out that the fat little guy in Faux pas aiv./sig. where not him... ![]()
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: visalia/porterville, ca
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6'2" 58cm
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#103 |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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5'8".
Trek Madone 5.9 52cm |
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I almost started a thread last week to ask how Fauxpas knew he was the only gay in the forum... I decided against it since I thought it would be used by some as a gay bashing opportunity. I thought there might be a humorous angle to it... now I need to see about finding a way to watch the show, I do like British comedies.
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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Here are the results, with height in inches and frame size in cm. I was going to graph it, but I couldn't paste the graph in the thread.
If someone said they ride a 52 but it's too small, I put it in as a 54. However, I did not try to correct for sizing differences between manufacturers - e.g., a 54 Lemond is recorded as 54, just like a 54 Trek. Hope this makes this thread a little more useful. If you go through the data and see errors, please correct me! height (in) size (cm)
59.0 34
63.5 51
65.0 48
65.0 48
65.0 49
65.0 52
65.5 56
66.0 49
66.0 52
66.5 52
67.0 52
67.0 53
67.5 52
67.5 52
68.0 49
68.0 52
68.0 52
68.0 54
68.0 54
68.0 54
68.0 54
68.0 54
68.5 50
68.5 52
68.5 54
69.0 52
69.0 53
69.0 54
69.0 55
69.0 56
70.0 54
70.0 55
70.0 55
70.0 56
70.0 58
70.0 58
70.0 58
70.0 61
70.5 58
71.0 56
71.0 58
71.5 56
71.5 57
71.5 58
72.0 56
72.0 56
72.0 56
72.0 56
72.0 56
72.0 57
72.0 58
72.0 58
72.0 58
72.0 58
72.0 58
72.0 58
72.0 59
72.0 62
72.0 63
73.0 57
73.0 59
73.0 62
74.0 56
74.0 58
74.0 58
74.0 58
74.0 59
74.0 60
74.0 60
74.0 60
74.0 60
74.0 60
75.0 60
75.0 62
75.0 63
75.0 64
75.8 64
76.0 58.5
76.0 61
76.0 61
76.0 63
76.0 66
76.5 54
78.0 66
80.0 63 Last edited by melslur : 18-09.-2006 at 01:23 AM. |
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