This is why I have held on to my 61cm AHH. I fall "in between" sizes and 
thought of getting a 59cm Roadeo. I had the  same conversation with Mark at 
Riv and decide that there were more similarities than differences so it was 
not a meaningful change.  The e-mail exchange below:

Mark,

 

Hi. I spoke with Will and he suggested an e-mail to you. I ride a 61cm AHH 
(really like it) but am finding I am doing more and more riding where I am 
focused on riding by itself, not carrying things or commuting per se. I was 
considering a Roadeo (also in 61cm or perhaps 59cm size, I can fit both per 
Riv’s sizing method 87cm PB height)) and aside from rear spacing, shifter 
mounts, tires size and slight front end geometry difference on the Roadeo, 
is there a meaningful difference in the tubing types between the two 
frames? If yes, could you let me know what they might be?

 

Thanks,

 

Brian



"Hi Brian, 

 

In sizes 59cm and up, the tube spec is pretty similar between the Roadeo 
and Hilsen.  So, the main difference with probably come from lighter 
components and smaller volume tires, resulting in a more spirited ride 
feel. This along with slight geometry differences would differentiate the 
two models.  

 

Any other questions, let me know.

 
Mark:



On Monday, October 8, 2018 at 11:03:46 AM UTC-4, Christopher Murray wrote:
>
> I was at RBHQ in 2010 or 2011 and spoke with Kevin about the Rodeo. My 
> recollection is he said the tubing is basically the same on the 59cm and up 
> Rodeos and AHH. I ride smaller bikes so I didn’t pay much attention or 
> think much of it. I’m sure a quick call to Riv would sort this out. 
>
> Chris

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