Thanks Paul!

I'm going forward with building up the bike, looks like I might have a line 
on some wheels from a list member already.  Other than that its some small 
parts, cables, chain, pedals, should be rolling within a couple weeks!! 
 Glad to hear your enjoying your Atlantis and making the taller frame work 
for you!

Tony


On Friday, August 9, 2013 4:43:36 PM UTC-4, BIKIE46 wrote:
>
>
>    Dear Tony(s),
>
>
>    I have a PBH of 863cm and ride a 61cm Atlantis - the tallest of all my 
>    bikes. I'm 6' with a long torso. I feel at home on it. The stand over is 
>    a tight fit, but works fine for gravel & pavement, but I would not do 
> rough off-road 
>    with it. I think the top tube on the Atlantis is a bit (one-cm?) shorter 
>    than other Rivs, so you might factor that in. It's more important to me 
>    than stand over.
>
>
>  Paul Germain
>  Midlothian, VA
>
>    
>    
>
>    
>    Tonester <tony....@gmail.com <javascript:>> Aug 05 09:22AM -0700  
>    
>    A few thoughts: I'm 6'3" with a 91pbh, short torsoed. I would have 
>    "fit" 
>    on a 64c but chose a 62c for a couple of reasons: the top tube was 
>    slightly shorter and fit by reach better and I wanted a bit more stand 
>    over. If you've done any challenging off-loading, you'll have 
>    experienced 
>    the need to hop off the pedals and touch down on uneven ground. If the 
>    bike is on ground higher than where your feet land, a bit more 
>    standover 
>    can be more uh..... accommodating? I'm also running 40c tires so that 
>    adds 
>    to the equation somewhat. On the road or light duty trails it's less 
>    of an 
>    issue. I think in the end what you'll be comfortable on depends on 
>    your 
>    riding needs will be.
>     
>    Given what's been shared on this thread, I'd be inclined to look for a 
>    trade for a 62c.
>     
>    On Saturday, August 3, 2013 8:53:39 PM UTC-7, Tony DeFilippo wrote:
>     
>    
>
>    Tony DeFilippo <vpi...@gmail.com <javascript:>> Aug 05 11:39AM -0700  
>    
>    Tonester - your post echo's what I've been thinking exactly... 
>    particularly 
>    the coming down on uneven ground bit. Nice to hear from someone in the 
>    same pbh range, I appreciate the comment! I'm going to hold off till I 
>    get 
>    a chance to chat with the Riv guys but you may be seeing a WTT up 
>    soon...
>     
>    Tony
>     
>
>
> Paul Germain 
> *www.GermainArt.com*
> germa...@aol.com <javascript:>
>   

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