MODA STRETTO
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Hi guy's, any one got a Moda Stretto 56cm, if so what height are you, i am 6ft just over and was wondering if the 56cm would fit or would it have to be a 58cm?
any help welcome.
John.
any help welcome.
John.
2014 Ribble Gran Fondo
2009 Rockhopper Comp
2009 Rockhopper Comp
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My mate is similar height to you and has 33" inside leg
He rides a 56" Stretto and has no issues.0 -
Cheers mate, going to try one out today, the shop only has a 56cm so i will see if it fits later.
John.2014 Ribble Gran Fondo
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Tried the Stretto for size, felt a little cramped , so bought a Spesh Tarmac Comp instead!2014 Ribble Gran Fondo
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How can anyone tell without riding on it for at least an hour?? It perplexes me..0
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They are called bike fitters and i have been on enough bikes over the years to tell when some thing is not right.
Simples.2014 Ribble Gran Fondo
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kleinstroker wrote:How can anyone tell without riding on it for at least an hour?? It perplexes me..
Totally agree - had my bike 2 years and still not sure if its a perfect fit - sometimes feels too long on the reach sometimes just right! But out of the saddle it feels like the bike is too short. :roll:0 -
solboy10 wrote:kleinstroker wrote:How can anyone tell without riding on it for at least an hour?? It perplexes me..
Totally agree - had my bike 2 years and still not sure if its a perfect fit - sometimes feels too long on the reach sometimes just right! But out of the saddle it feels like the bike is too short. :roll:2014 Ribble Gran Fondo
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To be honest the fit was not what I was expecting but after riding bikes for 30 years i know that its not until you have a few miles under your belt riding a range of conditions that you get to know what adjustments you need. Sitting on a bike in a shop or on a turbo is not the real world experience. Anyway i am sure you will be fine i am just going by my experience.0
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solboy10 wrote:To be honest the fit was not what I was expecting but after riding bikes for 30 years i know that its not until you have a few miles under your belt riding a range of conditions that you get to know what adjustments you need. Sitting on a bike in a shop or on a turbo is not the real world experience. Anyway i am sure you will be fine i am just going by my experience.
Every one has different experiences depending on where the go to try and buy.2014 Ribble Gran Fondo
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