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Old 01-26-21 | 11:08 AM
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Caustilicous
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Originally Posted by Moisture
Typically, reach the top tube length is proportionately longer on a bike designed for somebody with a longer inseam.

Although a bike may fit you appreciatively according to your inseam, but the top tube and stem length might cause you to be too leaning forward than what you would prefer. Best bet in this case would be to find a bike with a shorter top tube or get a shorter stem.

Also, at 34inches inseam, you'll want roughly 180mm crank arms.
so, what you're saying is that an L could fit perfectly, but if i lean too forward i could change the stem to a shorter one? also that canyon comes with 175mm crank arms, i hope it's not that big of a deal?
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