Former LBS Salesman/Fitter Says You All Are Wrong!
06-08-06, 11:03 AM
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Which Lemond frame and what components? I would be interested if it is what I am looking for and you do decide to sell.
06-08-06, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Mariner Fan
If you have a long torso and short legs then the Lemond is the bike for you.
Said the 6'2" tall guy with the 30" inseam and frayed cuffs...
06-08-06, 01:08 PM
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I have had some VERY confident salespeople try to tell me I'd be good on a 52-54. Standover looks fine on most compact geometry frames in these sizes.
I'm 5'7" and ride a 48!
I actually thought it was a 50, but Serotta doesn't put size stickers on the frame and direct measurement confirms it's a 48...
I'm 5'7" and ride a 48!
I actually thought it was a 50, but Serotta doesn't put size stickers on the frame and direct measurement confirms it's a 48...
