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EAI Godzilla sizing help

Old 07-12-21, 12:43 PM
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EAI Godzilla sizing help

hey !
i need help with sizing. ive been looking for a 52 godzilla or bareknuckle, apparently i cant find one anywhere so im just going to buy one off of retrogression that carries them in 54. i would just pull the trigger but i dont want to spend around 930 bucks on a frame that wont be "comfortable".

im 176 CM with an 81 Inseem.

would this fit me well or should i just keep on waiting for a 52?

Thanks to all for your help.

Below is a pic of the sizing chart.
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Just wear shoes with soles that are at least 1 cm thick and your junk will be safe.
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Too big, unless you want to be sing soprano every time you dismount. The seat tube is measured c-c.
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Old 07-13-21, 12:33 PM
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Keep looking for a 52cm or go with smaller wheels.
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what about getting a 50? or would it feel too small ?
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The 50 should work, It is a cm shorter on the top tube and two lower at the top of the head tube so a longer, higher stem will give you identical fit.

One of my bikes is a lot smaller, but with a ling stem, the fit is identical to the frames stat fit "properly" (several custom) and it is an excellent ride. I don't even think of the frame size unless I am standing over it. (Top tube hits my leg a lot lower.)
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Originally Posted by sebasbike
im 176 CM with an 81 Inseem.
Does "81 inseam" mean your pants inseam, or your pubic bone height? Does it include shoes?

I'd rather be careful dismounting my bike than to ride one that's way too small.
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