I believe you are correct. The chainstays on my early model 56cm Atlantis 
(over 10 years old) measure about 44.5cm. I've always thought that was a 
little short for chainstays on a touring bike, so making them a little 
longer was probably a good idea. That said, I've never had a problem with 
heel strike on the rear panniers. 

I think the early 700c wheel frames (58cm and larger) had longer chainstays 
than the 26" wheel versions. 


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