What size bike do you ride.
 

I have been lurking here for a few months. You guys have been very helpful with my decision on what to buy. I just ordered a Trek 7.2 fx in a 25" frame. It has been hell finding a frame to fit me and I am 6'3". I am just curious what size frame most of you guys ride.

I'm 6'2" and ride a 22.5 Trek 7.3FX and a 19in Specialized Hardrock.

Good choice on the FX! I've had mine for a couple months, but thanks to the cold/crud not enough miles. Hate the saddle, love the rest :). The FX fits me great as does the Hardrock. In fact, I like how the Hardrock fits me almost better than the FX, but that's probably because I haven't gotten used to the FX yet :).

59cm Lemond Sarthe - it fits my 6'2", 37" sleeve, 34" inseam body perfectly.

58 Cm

59cm Specialized Roubaix. i'm 6'3" and 205lbs. The Roubaix sizing seems to be conservative. I also have a Bianchi San Jose in a 61cm that fits similarily.

Steve

Mine is a Trek 800 21" fits like a glove I am 6'2"

I think that across the board Specialized is a little conservatively sized. All of their 19in MTB's fit me great, whereas with others that I've tried (Trek, Haro, Kona) I've needed at least a 21.

25" Trek 7200

19.5" Trek 4300D and 28cm Trek 1500. I'm 6 ft tall.

25" (63.5 cm) c-t-c 1967 Schwinn Paramount - pretty good size for me.
61 cm c-t-c- 2000 Lemond Zurich - a ahir short, not enough to worry about
25" c-t-c 1994 Trek 520 - about right, stem's too long (you'd think I'd get around to changing that . . . .)

+1 - I'm 6'0" when I stand up straight like my momma told me.

6'1" and I ride 56-58cm bikes, depending upon the make and actual geometry. About a 57cm top tube is about right for me.

Well, 6'4" here and I ride a 64cm road bike. I could use another inch in the top tube. I have a fairly long reach on the stem and deep drops and it's close to right but I'd like to try larger. Still, it's the most comphy ride I've had so far.

I'm 5" 11' and I ride a 22.5" frame, road bike. My MTB is 18.5" and it was told it was too big for me. it is comfortable though so thats the main thing.

i'm 5.9/10ish, and use 16.5" gt avalanche expert.

I'm 5'9 as well and ride an 18.5" Norco Bushpilot, and I sometimes think I could have gone one size larger... It's like clothing sizes, an inch isn't always an inch:D

Trek Navigator 3.0 in an 18 inch frame. I'm 6'1", 249 pounds. Between the left leg lacking a full extension and my scoliosis, I've had to have some adjustments made to the bike.

I'm almost the exact same measurements and my 59 cm Lemond Buenos Aries is just a hair long for me. I think this is because I'm so horribly inflexible. Once I get a stem that is a centimeter or two shorter I should be fine.

I also ride a 1997 S-Works hardtail in a 20.5" that I refuse to give up because it fits like a glove.

I'm 6'1". I started out on a 21" Navigator. I just bought a 21.5" Coda Elite.

I'm 6'4", 37" arms, 35" inseam and ride a 64cm 1984 non-compact roadbike, and a 60cm compact geometry fixed gear. My mt. bike is a 23", and I also have a 64cm non-compact touring frame I'm building up right now. I also have a 21" beater rain-bike, beer getter trek aluminum mt. bike, built up as a single speed, with the world's longest stem & seatposts. ;)

Im 6'4, 225, 34 in inseam. I ride a 19'' Surly Karate Monkey that could be a little big. A 58cm Cross-check for a road bike, and a 59cm Steamroller for another road bike. I had the fitting done through speedgoat bikes and went with their recommendations, I think they were pretty right on.

6'5'' with a 37'' inseam, ~220lbs and I ride a 63cm Cannondale road bike. I can't remember exactly what size my MTB is...23'' maybe...it's got a really long seatpost for XC rides though.

6'4" and I ride an XL Giant OCR C3, it fits well.:)

6' 2" on a 61cm trek 1200.

6'4" 268ish(down from 290) on a 63cm Trek 1000