I respectfully disagree that RBW designs run large. I have a nearly decade
old now Road Standard that is a 55cm and it could easily be 1cm taller and
standover etc. would be fine. I briefly contemplated getting a Bleriot, and
I was between recommended sizes but standover would have been okay on t
Thanks for the input guys.
I was thinking 67cm but was told the design of the Hilsen puts the
handlebars at a lower place than the Quickbeam that I have and this
led into being referred to the 69cm. Yes, 67 would work, and this was
acknowledged by the Rivendellites, but all things being the same
Remember, Riv sizes a little on the large size. I ended up going down
a size on my second one and I'm very happy with it.
So unless you are on the high end of a 69 or maybe even close to
needing a larger size, i'd probably choose the 67.
On Jan 13, 1:40 pm, Elfardo wrote:
> Is anyone around her
In the long run, you're going to be happier with the bike that fits
the best. And let's face it, anything you ride is going to be
proportioned oversize, so playing to vanity will be minimally
effective. Besides, the more the top tube, the more the...
On Jan 13, 2:40 pm, Elfardo wrote:
> Is any
Here is a visual reference. Not the best picture but the only one I could
find.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shaun_meehan/2693028644/
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I don't have any experience with the AHH. But I have a 97cm PBH and I ride a
68cm Quickbeam and a 68cm Atlantis. With 175mm cranks I've probably got
about 4"-4.5" of seatpost exposed on those bikes. I'm guessing you could
probably ride either the 67cm or 69cm AHH comfortably. I've thought about an
