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I ride 60. I don't think this is your performance road bike, but you could still keep it and build it up for other types of riding. A 60 won't have much difference in TT length than a 58cm (typically) so it may still "fit". It would be more of a "French Fit" as they say.
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Originally Posted by cyclotoine
(Post 16419026)
I ride 60. I don't think this is your performance road bike, but you could still keep it and build it up for other types of riding. A 60 won't have much difference in TT length than a 58cm (typically) so it may still "fit". It would be more of a "French Fit" as they say.
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Originally Posted by johnnyboy1
(Post 16419163)
That's the problem- my 58 is French fit (which I prefer). 60 would leave the seat slammed.
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[QUOTE=johnnyboy1;16418826]Thanks for the comments. I wanted reasons to keep the Cooper, so posted in C&V! But I made a mistake- I didn't measure it first. It's 60- so probably too big. My other bike is 58 and fits perfect.[/QUOTE
I had a TSX bike fall in my lap that is 2Cm to big for me. Changed out the 100mm stem for an 80mm and it fits like a glove. If you can manage the standover hight you should be good to go with shorter stem and some time fooling around with your fit |
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