well I’m about your height and ideally ride a 56.5cm square frame. I think. That’s the average frame size in my stable. So I guess you’d be about that. Is this for a track bike? If so that first one seems to have a slightly too short top tube and the second one slightly too long. It’s easy to get short stems but the toe overlap on a too-small track bike could be doubleplus bad.
Thanks Joel. Yeah it is for a boards bike (track). Getting a sweet deal I think, it’s just a bummer that they only have two sizes left. But I will go for the larger one.
Thanks as well Rhino
But i think the larger frame would be better, main reason being is you can shorten stem and seat post if needed, as well i like frames that are bigger.
and the fork rake and angles are much more “Track”. The seattube length, I notice, is c-t so subtract around 1.5cm for c-c distance giving a 59. My current project (road) bike is a 60cm c-c seattube and a 58cm top tube. Should still be fine. 90mm stem.
The Hoffy is a 57.5 seat and 56.5 top c-c. I’m running a 110 stem and its a little cramped.
My OZ frame (currently being built up) is a 59 seat c-c and 58 top. I’m thinking this will fit well with a 110 or 100 stem and feel comfortable, but I can let you know by Sunday Week when i’m hoping to have it on the boards!!
The road bike is a 57 top with a 120 stem.
Hope this helps a bit.
When are you planning on coming over to DISC?
And what really is normal proportions for a human?? :?
If Rhino is coming down on Tuesday night I’ll be there, to heckle Tristan and Rhino and you if you like. Any one looking for mechanical support that night?
There aren’t any dealers on this side of the world. A frame that goes from Taiwan, via USA, to me hopefully. Bizarre thing is Spicer also get KHS frames of the exact geometry, just with KHS stickers. With stickers extra $50.
Got the frame today and I’m impressed, not bad for $380.00 AUD frame and fork package. Yes i know, pictures, pictures, pictures, coming soon, when i can be arsed.