54cm frame how tall

Post by holycao86 on Sun Mar 08, pm What is your inseam? It all depends on your build. I'm 6'1 and feel incredibly cramped on anything smaller than a On the other hand, one of my good friends is 5'11 and rides a 58 with a mm stem.

Post by Andrew69 on Sun Mar 08, pm Im cm and ride a 54 with mm stem. Id say that unless you have a very short torso, the bike will be too small for you.

My wife's bike looks a little silly heaps of seat post showing as well as a pretty decent stack of spacers due to her very short torso and very looong legs. It all depends on the brand. So yes! Most fitting questions don't work well with basic info like height. Post by Hyde on Mon Mar 09, am I'm 6'. I had a 54cm. If your fairly skilled it may be ok.

I'm a little long torso'd. Latest blog postings. Popular blog postings. Ride more - work less. We're using cookies in case to provide best-possible user experience.

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