integrated seat post
05-26-13 | 12:58 PM
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integrated seat post
hey,
i'm probably going to sound like a newbie but i'm planning on buying a new frame. i've found a place that has a great deal on a nice frame but it has an integrated seat post. my lbs told that i have quite long legs compared to my total length so i was wondering if it is possible for such a seat post to be too short from the start without even cutting it. i'm not that great in all this geomoetry stuf so... My inseam is 86cm and the total seat tube length is 74cm, with a crank of at least 170mm i'd think it'd fit easily but still i'd like to check first.
Grtz
i'm probably going to sound like a newbie but i'm planning on buying a new frame. i've found a place that has a great deal on a nice frame but it has an integrated seat post. my lbs told that i have quite long legs compared to my total length so i was wondering if it is possible for such a seat post to be too short from the start without even cutting it. i'm not that great in all this geomoetry stuf so... My inseam is 86cm and the total seat tube length is 74cm, with a crank of at least 170mm i'd think it'd fit easily but still i'd like to check first.
Grtz
05-26-13 | 02:35 PM
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hey,
i'm probably going to sound like a newbie but i'm planning on buying a new frame. i've found a place that has a great deal on a nice frame but it has an integrated seat post. my lbs told that i have quite long legs compared to my total length so i was wondering if it is possible for such a seat post to be too short from the start without even cutting it. i'm not that great in all this geomoetry stuf so... My inseam is 86cm and the total seat tube length is 74cm, with a crank of at least 170mm i'd think it'd fit easily but still i'd like to check first.
Grtz
i'm probably going to sound like a newbie but i'm planning on buying a new frame. i've found a place that has a great deal on a nice frame but it has an integrated seat post. my lbs told that i have quite long legs compared to my total length so i was wondering if it is possible for such a seat post to be too short from the start without even cutting it. i'm not that great in all this geomoetry stuf so... My inseam is 86cm and the total seat tube length is 74cm, with a crank of at least 170mm i'd think it'd fit easily but still i'd like to check first.
Grtz
