Bike Fit Long Torso Short Legs at Stephanie Watt blog

Bike Fit Long Torso Short Legs. I had a bike fitter look at my position and overall the “short and tall” cx. However, i learned that, with short legs (for being 5'11) and a long torso and reach, i technically need to be on a 55cm frame with a 57.5cm top. I typically end up with a large bike, but i inevitably have to make a lot of compromises on fit to make it work. You legs want the bike to. Case in point, some trek factory pros with long legs. The general answer to you question is bikes that have the lowest head tubes for a given top tube length. Look for long reach, high stack, steep seat tube. I’ve been riding and racing short distance triathlons for 3 years on a giant tcx slr 2 (cyclocross bike). As a result, a lot of bikes feel that they are either too short lengthwise, or too. Having a long torso w short limbs, my main sizing suggestions are: Compared to the average, my legs are short for the size of my torso. For people with short torsos and long legs, endurance bikes are race bikes.

I’ve been riding and racing short distance triathlons for 3 years on a giant tcx slr 2 (cyclocross bike). Case in point, some trek factory pros with long legs. I typically end up with a large bike, but i inevitably have to make a lot of compromises on fit to make it work. I had a bike fitter look at my position and overall the “short and tall” cx. The general answer to you question is bikes that have the lowest head tubes for a given top tube length. For people with short torsos and long legs, endurance bikes are race bikes. However, i learned that, with short legs (for being 5'11) and a long torso and reach, i technically need to be on a 55cm frame with a 57.5cm top. Look for long reach, high stack, steep seat tube. Having a long torso w short limbs, my main sizing suggestions are: You legs want the bike to.

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Bike Fit Long Torso Short Legs I typically end up with a large bike, but i inevitably have to make a lot of compromises on fit to make it work. Case in point, some trek factory pros with long legs. Compared to the average, my legs are short for the size of my torso. You legs want the bike to. The general answer to you question is bikes that have the lowest head tubes for a given top tube length. I’ve been riding and racing short distance triathlons for 3 years on a giant tcx slr 2 (cyclocross bike). For people with short torsos and long legs, endurance bikes are race bikes. Having a long torso w short limbs, my main sizing suggestions are: As a result, a lot of bikes feel that they are either too short lengthwise, or too. I typically end up with a large bike, but i inevitably have to make a lot of compromises on fit to make it work. Look for long reach, high stack, steep seat tube. I had a bike fitter look at my position and overall the “short and tall” cx. However, i learned that, with short legs (for being 5'11) and a long torso and reach, i technically need to be on a 55cm frame with a 57.5cm top.