iro jamie roy owners
#2
jerk store
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Boston
Bikes: '80s Chimo Garbage fixed 36/14, Centurion fixed 42/17
They have the size charts online. Go to the frame specs page, measure your bike, and compare.
IIRC, IROs tend to run a little small. I know the Rob Roy usually needs to be sized up one; I don't know if that's also the case for the Jamie Roy.
IIRC, IROs tend to run a little small. I know the Rob Roy usually needs to be sized up one; I don't know if that's also the case for the Jamie Roy.
#3
loves his IRO.
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 470
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From: Downtown Albany
Bikes: IRO Angus, all sorts of upgrades.
Doesn't IRO measure ST length to the top of the seatpost or some weird thing like that which makes them 'run small'?
https://irofixedgear.com/index.asp?Pa...on=Custom&ID=4
https://irofixedgear.com/index.asp?Pa...on=Custom&ID=4
#5
I am 5'7" and ride the 53cm. Fits like a glove. I use a 110 stem with bullhorns and do not feel stretched at all.
My other ride is a 54cm 95ish Trek 5200 which fits pefectly as well (not sure if that is relevant, but it might be).
My other ride is a 54cm 95ish Trek 5200 which fits pefectly as well (not sure if that is relevant, but it might be).
#6
Thanks for all the advice
#15
Junior Member
Joined: Mar 2008
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I'm six feet tall and had a 59 JR. I found the top tube a bit too long for me. The guys at iro said the 56 would be too small but, I think it would have been a better fit. IRO seat tube measurement can throw you off. Go by the top tube.




