The right sized fram
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Is it true that you should stand over the bike and have about an inch or two between the top bar and your crotch?
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That's a very general rule, yes.
Have a look over this article: https://www.peterwhitecycles.com/fitting.htm
Have a look over this article: https://www.peterwhitecycles.com/fitting.htm
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It is a general rule with traditional road/touring frames.
Modern compact style frames with sloping top tubes are designed with over 3" of standover clearance.
Modern compact style frames with sloping top tubes are designed with over 3" of standover clearance.
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Originally Posted by babysaph
Is it true that you should stand over the bike and have about an inch or two between the top bar and your crotch?
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