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Originally Posted by dd74 View Post
Thanks for the kind words and advice.

I measured center of axle to top of the seat tube for the height, and center of seat tube to center of head tube for the length. Both came out to 22 inches = 55.8 cm., which is far too long IMO.

I plan to play around with it when I get the chance. I ride 170mm cranks, and a 100mm stem. Such a set up fits perfectly on this older road bike:

Please read this before deciding on what to do with your new frame.

Rivendell Bicycle Works: Fit, Sizing, Position (our thoughts)

Quote: When you come to us for a bike, we'll ask what size you ride now, and invariably put you on a bike that's two to five centimeters bigger. You'll still have crotch clearance, but your bar will be higher, you'll lean over less, and you'll be a lot more comfortable.
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