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Old 10-06-07, 05:27 PM
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how do bikesizes compare.. road and TT

If I'm riding a 59 on the road, what size tt bike would you guys think fits the best

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Old 10-06-07, 09:07 PM
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Generally smaller (56 / 57 / 58), but there's enough variation in how bike sizes are specified across vendors and also enough variation in people's body proportions that a more specific answer is hard to give you.
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I agree with Chris. For example, I ride a 54 road bike (Specialized Allez Pro) and a 51 tri bike (Cervelo P2 SL).
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Top tube length and stem length will matter quite a bit, too. You might have to swap stems in order to get a proper fit.
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Funny, both my Allez and my Transition are 54's, and both feel great. This is however, after a lot of time on the trainer, and trying different sizes, brands, etc. and a proper fitting at the LBS.
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