Tall Cyclists - another post your ride here thread
03-29-19, 10:24 PM
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This is a frame I built in a small local class last winter.
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03-30-19, 08:28 AM
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My son is 6'4"
His 61cm Madone 6.7
His 61cm Madone 6.7
03-30-19, 10:33 PM
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Mostly Mischief
03-24-20, 03:58 PM
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i am 6'3", 37 inseam, 245 Lbs and long arm.
Unfortunately i couldn't find any dropbar bike fitting me around here.
i am riding Giant escape 3 2016 XL with 35 mm seatpost right now.
Not for sport, just for fun or commuting 10km andweekdays 60km weekends.
i am a newbie so i can't upload picture. When i can upload i will upload my avatar picture here with better res
Unfortunately i couldn't find any dropbar bike fitting me around here.
i am riding Giant escape 3 2016 XL with 35 mm seatpost right now.
Not for sport, just for fun or commuting 10km andweekdays 60km weekends.
i am a newbie so i can't upload picture. When i can upload i will upload my avatar picture here with better res
03-25-20, 12:45 PM
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6'1" (barely) with way outta proportion legs - 36.5" inseam
Spent a few years on a 61cm and just hated being up in the wind - always felt like I was above the draft.
The more recent build was a roll of the dice - dropped down to a 58cm with a lot of seat post and a long stem. I LOVE this set up.
Spent a few years on a 61cm and just hated being up in the wind - always felt like I was above the draft.
The more recent build was a roll of the dice - dropped down to a 58cm with a lot of seat post and a long stem. I LOVE this set up.
03-25-20, 01:19 PM
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Bars look a bit weird in this one, but....
63cm Bianchi Infinito CV
63cm Bianchi Infinito CV
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03-25-20, 04:41 PM
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03-25-20, 05:17 PM
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Seven
Here's my new custom Seven. I'm 6'2 with only 32" inseam and I'm not too flexible. The frame has a 60cm ETT and a rather huge head tube. Looks a bit front heavy, but I'm thrilled with it. It put's me in a very comfortable, yet efficient position, and I can use all the parts of the handlebars with comfort.
David
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