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Old 06-18-11, 10:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Stannian
If you are looking for a more aggressive geometry, size down, maybe longer stem. The handlebars will be lower compared to the seat than the larger model. Size up if you are looking for a more upright seating position at a more reasonable pace. Or get the one that just feels better. That should be the ultimate deciding factor. For a bike like that, an hour test ride should not be unreasonable for the shop to allow.
this is what i do as well. im also in between sizes and go with a the smaller size for a more aggressive fit. my long ride "comfort" bikes are a size up.
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