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Frame sizes on Tour

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  1. Does anybody know a good site where it lays out eveything about a rider from the size of their bike to what components they use? It seems to me that after watching the tour they ride smaller frames then they should be riding because of how high the seat posts are. . . Any comments would be great thanks.

    A. Cugini

  2. Well it's pretty easy for the t-mobile riders as I think Giant only make four sizes of frame (XS, S, M, L,).

    I think Ullrich uses the Large frame which has a seat/top tube length of 55.5/58.5 cm.

  3. Cugini99 said:

    Does anybody know a good site where it lays out eveything about a rider from the size of their bike to what components they use? It seems to me that after watching the tour they ride smaller frames then they should be riding because of how high the seat posts are. . . Any comments would be great thanks.

    A. Cugini


    they look small because they are the compact type frames which are designed to have the seat post raised x amount of inches. Each individual frame size has a prescribed number of inches that the seat post should be extended for the greatest comfort. Trek and others still use 54 56 ect. Somewhere on this site I read that producing the frames this way allows them to fit a greater variety of riders???

    This is what I'm thinking anyway.

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