Old 02-27-15 | 08:30 AM
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Bikes: Pinarello Razha 2015, Trek FX 7.4 WSD 2015

Originally Posted by 79pmooney
I strongly suggest you do this on your current bike, not because it is what you want but because it is a cheap way to see if this is going to help. No point in spending thousands of US dollars for a bike that will be challenge to make perfect. Get close on this bike, buy a bike where you can get that position with all of the adjustments near the middle of their ranges, then go out for rides and tinker!

Ben
Thanks for the advice! I'll play around with my hybrid's fitting first before I commit to a brand new bike

Originally Posted by AnthonyG
I just had a look at the Anchor bike website. I can't read much of it but some of it is in English. They have a good fitting machine so it looks like its the way to go. With your long arms you probably don't need a short reach and therefore you probably don't need 650c wheels. If you don't mind me asking, what is your inseam measurement? To the floor. Not your pant inseam. I just want to get an idea of what crank length may suit you.

Anthony
My inseam is 71 cm, barefoot. Yes I have long arms so maybe I don't need a WSD bike but that doesn't change the fact that I'm still short so will only fit on the smaller bikes

Thanks a lot for all your help and advice, by the way. I appreciate it!
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