Argon 18 Krypton sizing guide
Herbie153
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I am looking at a new frame to build a bike around and Argon 18 Krypton caught my eye, however the sizing on the website isn't as helpful as I would like. There is no seat tube c-t length.
I am currently riding a Focus Variado, size Large and have not had any issues with aches and pains, having ridden tri races, leisure rides and LEJOG. The position isn't particularly aggresive, however I would like to increase this aspect of my riding. I do a reasonable amount of climbing and thought this would support me in my quest to spend more time going up and enjoying coming down.
I am 177cm tall, inside leg; 82 and trunk 62.
Any thoughts and advice very much appreciated.
I am currently riding a Focus Variado, size Large and have not had any issues with aches and pains, having ridden tri races, leisure rides and LEJOG. The position isn't particularly aggresive, however I would like to increase this aspect of my riding. I do a reasonable amount of climbing and thought this would support me in my quest to spend more time going up and enjoying coming down.
I am 177cm tall, inside leg; 82 and trunk 62.
Any thoughts and advice very much appreciated.
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Geometry here
http://www.argon18bike.com/velos/route/ ... en-ca.html
I'm a bit taller than you, with a slightly longer inseam ( 179cm and 84cm) and I ride a Medium Gallium Pro. I'd suggest that you should ride a small Krypton0 -
Superb, thank you for your advice. That would seem very small, but it makes sense as the lengths of the top tube appeared longer than other relative group geometry.0
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I should say that I have a relaxed position - quite upright - for sportives etc. Had I been after a "full race" position I might have been recommended the Large. I had a basic bike fit to confirm sizing before I bought, and a Retul position check afterwards,0
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Thank you again. That is also useful. Any other thoughts out there?
I feel like when I bought my first road bike, thinking Large sounded about right. Fortuantely it worked out pretty well. The Large was a 56.
I know I should go and get fitted, but again, does it not depend on who is settingyou up and their own preferences?0 -
I'm 169cm with 78cm inseam and I ride a 2012 Krypton in Small. For me the ride is reasonably upright, not slammed but also not tourer. I know this all a bit vague but hope it helps in a small way.0
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Definitely, thank you very much, all advice is very welcome and appreciated.0
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I'm 178cm and have a medium krypton. I think it's a great frame and would recommend.Lynksey
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Great job, that is what I have gone for. Arrived on Saturday and I can't wait to build this up and get out on the road. Thank you for all your advice0
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Argon Krypton is by far the most stupid and confusing name I have ever heard...
Do they also make a Xenon and a Radon by chance?left the forum March 20230 -
yes
though if you leave it a while the radon turns into leadmy bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0