A bit of help with sizing please
vivificus
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I am thinking of getting an Eddy Merckx EMX-3 frameset, I manged to test ride (hard to find anyone who stocks it) the largest sized emx-3 centaur (EMC Size 54) and it was ok to ride but I did feel I was stretching a bit.
After seeing another post on here about using the Fit Calculator on http://www.competitivecyclist.com I have done that but still not sure what would be best, any thoughts?
My sizing info:
Inseam: 88.5 cm
Trunk: 65.1 cm
Forearm: 35 cm
Arm: 64.5 cm
Thigh: 64 cm
Lower Leg: 55 cm
Sternal Notch: 150.5 cm
Total Body Height: 183 cm
My sizing calculations:
EMX-3 Geometry http://www.eddymerckx.be/EMX-3 (bottom of page)
After seeing another post on here about using the Fit Calculator on http://www.competitivecyclist.com I have done that but still not sure what would be best, any thoughts?
My sizing info:
Inseam: 88.5 cm
Trunk: 65.1 cm
Forearm: 35 cm
Arm: 64.5 cm
Thigh: 64 cm
Lower Leg: 55 cm
Sternal Notch: 150.5 cm
Total Body Height: 183 cm
My sizing calculations:
Competitive Fit Eddy Fit French Fit Seat tube range c-c 57.3 - 57.8 58.5 - 59.0 60.2 - 60.7 Seat tube range c-t 59.1 - 59.6 60.3 - 60.8 62.0 - 62.5 Top tube length 53.9 - 54.3 53.9 - 54.3 55.1 - 55.5 Stem Length 11.2 - 11.8 10.1 - 10.7 10.3 - 10.9 BB-Saddle Position 75.9 - 77.9 75.1 - 77.1 73.4 - 75.4 Saddle-Handlebar 53.8 - 54.4 54.6 - 55.2 56.3 - 56.9 Saddle Setback 8.1 - 8.5 9.3 - 9.7 8.8 - 9.2
EMX-3 Geometry http://www.eddymerckx.be/EMX-3 (bottom of page)
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I had a similar problem recently. The best piece of advice I got was don't buy a bike until you've tested it out. If you feel a bit stretched on the large then try and find someone who stocks the size down and test that one out.0