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  1. Could anyone please tell me the correct way to measure a frame? I have measured my seat tube and
    it's only 51 cm from the bottom bracket to the seat and for my height this should be too small - am
    I measuring it correctly? Thanks,

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    Could anyone please tell me the correct way to measure a frame? I have measured my seat tube and
    it's only 51 cm from the bottom bracket to the seat and for my height this should be too small -
    am I measuring it correctly? Thanks,

    edinburgh-bicycle.co.uksize charts.htm

    This tells you how to measure and explains a bit more about it.

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    Could anyone please tell me the correct way to measure a frame? I have measured my seat tube and
    it's only 51 cm from the bottom bracket to the seat and for my height this should be too small -
    am I measuring it correctly? Thanks,

    Parallel to the seat tube, from the centre of the bottom bracket to the top of the seat tube (not
    seat post) usually. But note that some people measure to the centre of the top tube where it abuts
    the seat tube, and some measure to the top of the top tube where it abuts, so it isn't precise.

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    in message <[email hidden]>, Simon Mason

    (') said:

    Could anyone please tell me the correct way to measure a frame? I have measured my seat tube and
    it's only 51 cm from the bottom bracket to the seat and for my height this should be too small -
    am I measuring it correctly? Thanks,

    Parallel to the seat tube, from the centre of the bottom bracket to the


    top

    Quoted message said:

    of the seat tube (not seat post) usually. But note that some people


    measure

    Quoted message said:

    to the centre of the top tube where it abuts the seat tube, and some measure to the top of the top
    tube where it abuts, so it isn't precise.

    Oh right - in that case it's 57.5 cm. Thanks.

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    Simon Mason Anlaby East Yorkshire. 53°44'N 0°26'W simonmason.karoo.netsimonmason.karoo.net

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