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Old 06-30-19 | 06:40 PM
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Bikes: 1985 Cannondale SR500, 1990 Cannondale ST600, 1993 Cannondale M700

Originally Posted by sdn40
I have a 58cm in the basement - so that's my reference. Although it's a Criterium, I assume the top tube heights are the same. The photo looks to have about a 3 finger width gap at the head tube which is what mine has. The top tube on mine is 32" off the ground. If you have a 30" inseam and it's a 3 hour drive ..... well it's up to you, but I would think twice.

With the sloping top tube of the Jamis - the "feeling" is gonna be different than if that top tube was straight across.
What exactly are you looking to gain moving on from the Jamis ?
Thanks!

My Jamis can fit 28s max. I'm looking for something that can fit wider tires and can handle rougher roads. Gravel, minimum maintenance dirt, and rough pavement.
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