Thank you so much. Great to hear your measurements. Confirmed I ordered the right Ostro. 54, straight seat post, 110x380mm bars. Going 1x 9-46t SRAM AXS. Very helpful. Thank you.
Great video. I’m 5’10”. I also have a size 54. Where I am purchasing my bicycle from did a total bike fit for me. I was very fortunate. Keep up the great work. Your videos are truly appreciated here north of the boarder. 👍🏻🇨🇦
Hi Kennedy! Would you let me know your stem length and seatpost offset please. I am 5’10’’ with inseam 33 and they suggested size 56 frame which I am sure it’s massive for me.
@@jamb6721 Hi JAM B. I also am 5’10. I ride a size 54 which is perfect. I don’t not have an offset seat post and my handle bars and steam are 100x40 I believe. It rides like a charm and is a rocket. Good luck. 👍🏻👍🏻
I got same issues my ostro seat post zero set back, need to buy another Seatpost . I just got my bike few weeks ago my saddle need to move backwards at least 20 mm .
I had exact same concern for seatpost offset, and I had to have bike fitting at local bike shop and factor also confirmed that 25mm offset is the one for me.
The deeper you get into comparing one bike fit to another, sometimes the complicated it gets. Especially around stem angle, spacer and what the bar position will actually be when all is said and done.
Great video. I love Factor bikes and was thinking of the Ostro for my next one. How far behind the centre of the bb is the tip of your saddle? I’m the same height and have the same saddle as you and I run mine 60mm from the bb centre. I wear a size 43 s-works with the cleats (look) all the way back and use a 165mm crank. Weird I know but I’m all legs 😀
I will measure my cannondale vs my ostro currently with the zero setback and report back. I wear a size 45 Sidi cleats payed all the way back and 172.5 crank.
Little late to this video. Really appreciate. I ride a size 54 specialized aethos with 90mm stem and 12mm seatpost Im debating if I should go for a 52 or 54. I’m worried head tube length is too short on 52 and my position will be too aggresssive
@@addictcyclist Just compared the geometry, seems like 54 is the right size. I haven’t use that bike fitting tool from factor yet, maybe I should see how they will recommend. Thx
Thank you for doing this video! Im 5.8 1/2 and inseam 30.7" and im looking at a size 52 with a 120mmstem, also my shoulder width is 39.5 should i go for a 40mm or 42mm for the integrated handle bar? and thoughts on my sizing choice, i currently ride a tarmac sl7 which is a 52 110 stem. Keep making good vids!
Thanks! 52CM def makes sense and always confirm with manufacturer. Did you do a frame comparison against the Sl7? Bars are tough. I like a wider bar to open my chest up and less restriction in my shoulder blades for more comfort. Go with what you are comfortable with!
@@addictcyclist thank you for your reply, they say im in between 52 and a 54, they recommended 52 for a much closer fit, Yes i did the geometrygeeks frame comparison, very close. Re: Handle bar both of bars measure center to center same, but never had integrated stem and handle bar. Need to find a local shop where i can try it! thank you
@@erickcustomersupport3677 if in between, consider sizing down. I sided up on 2 specialized bikes and regretted it. Had to go wirh shorter stem, short reach bars
@@addictcyclist yes i had that on my previous specialized bike i opted for a 54 and it was long, thank you for the advice, keep making good informative content!
How are you feeling on it two years later? Have you made any changes? I'm 5'8 too, but my inseam is 32.2''. This means a seat height of 742mm. Is this even possible on the 52 frame?
Hi, My height is 171 cm an my inseam is 79 cm. My saddle height is 71 cm (bb center to saddle top) I have long legs and arms for my torso. My current bike trek madone 54 size and i am pretty happy with this size. Which size should i choose for ostro ?
Large inseam for your height! I compared my system six before ordering ostro size 54. I also asked Factor to confirm. I would consider a 54 based on your measurements and current bike. I also have a 54 madone. Maybe consider a set back post. Always consult with your local fitter but I would consider the same setup as your madone if you are comfortable.
Thanks for this introduction. I am 5'9" with 33" inseam. One bike fitter says i need a 54, the other one say i need a 52 Factor O2. As i want to order in custom paint this is a hard decision. What would your suggestion be like?
I’m 5’9 and a 30.5 in inseam and on a 54 comfortably with a 100mm stem and zero setback post. I don’t like to make recommendations but based on your measurements, I would consider reviewing a 54cm and a 25mm setback post due to your inseam. A 52CM seems small. The o2 and Ostro I believe have the same geometry.
@@addictcyclistThat was my idea as well, although i am pretty confused about both fitting recommendations. I just sent an e-mail to the Factor support with my data, let's see. Thank you very much for this video and your response :)
@@1nterlektuell agree, a lot of money to just hope to get right. I basically used my cannondale system six fit to mirror the ostro and nailed it spot on.
I don’t have a fit comment. My question, is the bike comfortable on gravel?. I’ve seen reviews saying it’s super stiff and non compliant. Curious your opinion/experience, thanks.
I find it comfortable as hell. Most comfortable frame I ever rode besides my Scott addict team issue. I would steer totally the gravel frame as the fork is different as well as the seatpost which is designed for more flex.
Sounds like it will be a bit too small. Setback seatpost and longer stem can squeeze it to work but to pay this much for a bike, it better fit like a glove. Order it direct if you need to but get it in your correct size.
I am chose factor now. Also have a slight dilemma I am 182 cm with 83 cm inseam, not very flexible. Bike fit says pick up 54 and 100 mm reach and I thought for 56
Great videos! How's the geometry on the Ostro? I just got back into cycling more frequently and my race bike from college (Parlee Z4) is feeling a little uncomfortable on my back (ten years later). I'm looking into a Cervelo Caledonia 5, but I'm really intrigued by the Ostro. My recent rides have been 60-70 miles and 5,000+ feet of climbing (mostly in Malibu). Looking for something comfortable but not feeling like I'm on an old-man bike. Thanks!
I have a 58cm 02 but my bike fitter thinks I'm better off with a 56. We had to do alot to get me comfy on the 58. (Offset seat post, shorter stem, and 40 cm bars instead of 42) I'm a little nervous tbh because it would be an expensive mistake if I got the wrong frame size. 😅
Haha it would be BUT go with your fitters recommendation and also discuss with factor. They helped me size mine using my previous bikes. The o2 and ostro use the same geometry I believe. Go with 56 if they is what is recommended and factor confirms.
Thank you for a great video. Im a bit confused regarding sizing. Im ordering a custom colored one. Im 176 cm tall and 84 inseam. I ride a Bianchi Oltre XR4 in 53 today. Factor reccomends a 52 with 25 mm setback seatpost and 120 mm stem. Compared to the geometry on my current bike, that sounds about right as I ride aggressively. And compared to the two pro’s (without any direct comparison to their level of course) Michael Woods and Simon Clarke (both 175 cm tall) rides a 52. The dealer im buying from wants me on a 54 (only based on height). The same dealer wanted my buddy on a 56, and he’s 183. He went for the 54 based on a bike fit and could not be more happy. Our geometry varies even though people can have the same height. But Factors 54 seems pretty large. And when I compare my current bike to a 52 and 54 on geometry geeks, the 52 is the closest match. Thoughts?
Hey! It’s a tough call. I chose to use my current bike at the time and compared the geometry. I then shared that info with Factor and they confirmed. Factor didn’t have their sizing tool at my time of purchase BUT I did in-fact order the perfect size and even the zero offset post. I got fit to the bike locally and we confirmed my initial post was in fact correct. I ordered both zero and 25mm offset for my time of fit. I think either size will work based off whether your using a shorter stem with 54 and maybe zero offset or 25 offset and longer stem. Go with your gut because the last thing you want is to second guess spending this amount of money.
@@kjellotterlei7810 sounds like your in between sizes so just a matter of a fee adjustments in either option. I always consider sizing down personally.
@@addictcyclist I actually went by a shop who had a 54 in stock today, and compared it with my Bianchi Oltre Xr4 size 53. Without a doubt, 52 is the right size for me. I also control measure my height, and seems I did a miscalculation and im actually 174,5. Thanks for taking your time to answer😊
Hi, I am 182 and 85 inseam... I am inbetween choosing a 54 and 56... I ride a trek emonda in 56 with 100mm reach now... anyone got expierience with that?
Have you asked a fitter? I would size down to 54 but that’s just me. It’s a big money purchase so want I get it right. Use www.geometrygeeks.com to also help
I'm 5'9" as well, 31" inseam. I ride a 52 coming from 2 Trek 54s (0 offset, 380/80). I'm running a 400/90 barstem and 0 offset with 170mm cranks. I like the fit as is but might have gone 400/100 in retrospect because I sit in the forearms on the bar tops aero position a lot and find it a little shorter than I'd like. Maybe a 25mm offset seatpost would help this?
Interesting that your on a 52. Longer stem would be most logical thing to do but costly with the integrated system. A setback will help but also change your fit relative to your position over the BB. It’s doable if you change the cleat fore/aft to possibly accommodate.
It would be a shot too small. Maybe a 25mm setback post and longer stem BUT the 54 is perfect. I never been more comfortable than I am on this frame. I have owned a few high end bikes too.
Hi Addict Cyclist..! I wish to know what an offset on seat post means....? When I had got my sizing from Factor in Dec 2021 they had reocmmended a 25 mm offset...You are doing a good job in providing valuable info to potential buyers of this exemplary bike which no doubt costs a bomb. Keep the good work going..!
Thanks for the feedback! It’s the amount of setback the clamp is from the centerline of the seat tube. They make a 0 offset and 25 on the Ostro to dial in fit.
@@addictcyclist So you mean: For someone whom size 54 is little smaller but frame 56 is larger. hence he can use seat with an offset to compensate for the slightly smaller 54 frame
Idk, a 52 seems like it might be too small in my opinion. For a purchase this large, I recommend going to a bike fitter to confirm. Also discuss with factor as well.
@@addictcyclist I’ve never built a bike before. Have only done routine maintenance on my own (chain, brake pads, rear cassette). Is this something i should not attempt on my own but rather go to a local shop?
@@addictcyclist How strange is taking a bike to a bike shop that you didn't buy from them? Always dealt with Brielle. Would you go there or go somewhere else? What should it cost to do the build?
@@jsfields198 is what it is. He’s my friend and wanted to help. He will build yours no biggie. I can set up up. Plus he knows a few tricks now with bars
Nice bike, some constructive criticism is that it seems that the seat post is too low and the handlebar too high, it does not look as pro as other, remember that most pro have about 10cm drop, most serious cyclist they have about 8cm and beginners have 4-6 cm of drop.
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Thank you so much. Great to hear your measurements. Confirmed I ordered the right Ostro. 54, straight seat post, 110x380mm bars. Going 1x 9-46t SRAM AXS. Very helpful. Thank you.
Great to hear!
@@addictcyclist I’ve already loaded your next video to watch later today between mtgs.
@@addictcyclist good luck with your training and racing.
Good vid. For any other viewer's reference.... I'm 5'9" as well and bought a 54 also. 32" in seam, running 0 setback seat post and 90 mm stem.
Thanks Ed!
Great video. I’m 5’10”. I also have a size 54. Where I am purchasing my bicycle from did a total bike fit for me. I was very fortunate.
Keep up the great work. Your videos are truly appreciated here north of the boarder. 👍🏻🇨🇦
Thanks Kennedy!
Hi Kennedy! Would you let me know your stem length and seatpost offset please. I am 5’10’’ with inseam 33 and they suggested size 56 frame which I am sure it’s massive for me.
@@jamb6721 Hi JAM B. I also am 5’10. I ride a size 54 which is perfect. I don’t not have an offset seat post and my handle bars and steam are 100x40 I believe. It rides like a charm and is a rocket. Good luck. 👍🏻👍🏻
@@kennedystuart5685 Many thanks for your response, really helpful and reassuring. 😉
@@jamb6721 no problem. I also run the black Inc 45’s. Perfect wheel.
I'm 178cm with a long legs (88cm inseam) and short torso. Which size is better?
I recommend to use the fit calculator on their site and consult with a fitter. If between sizes, size down
I got same issues my ostro seat post zero set back, need to buy another Seatpost . I just got my bike few weeks ago my saddle need to move backwards at least 20 mm .
We are in the same boat!
Another few $$$$ Oder from Factor
@@bagusla_alhamdulillah 20% off the post. Also grab the direct mount hanger if you have Shimano groupset
Yes I got the hangers also .
I had exact same concern for seatpost offset, and I had to have bike fitting at local bike shop and factor also confirmed that 25mm offset is the one for me.
The deeper you get into comparing one bike fit to another, sometimes the complicated it gets. Especially around stem angle, spacer and what the bar position will actually be when all is said and done.
Agree, better to start from scratch
Great video. I love Factor bikes and was thinking of the Ostro for my next one.
How far behind the centre of the bb is the tip of your saddle? I’m the same height and have the same saddle as you and I run mine 60mm from the bb centre. I wear a size 43 s-works with the cleats (look) all the way back and use a 165mm crank. Weird I know but I’m all legs 😀
I will measure my cannondale vs my ostro currently with the zero setback and report back. I wear a size 45 Sidi cleats payed all the way back and 172.5 crank.
Little late to this video. Really appreciate.
I ride a size 54 specialized aethos with 90mm stem and 12mm seatpost
Im debating if I should go for a 52 or 54. I’m worried head tube length is too short on 52 and my position will be too aggresssive
What is your height and inseam? 54 seems like the size to consider. Did you compare on geometry geeks?
What did u get ? The 52 or the 54? Also riding an Aethos 54 with 90mm stem and I think I’m going with the 52 Ostro
Great video! I’m 175cm and 78cm(30.7”)inseam also. Do think I can go on size 54?
Thanks! What is factor recommending and how does it compare your current bike using geometry geeks site? I would always size down if in between.
@@addictcyclist Just compared the geometry, seems like 54 is the right size. I haven’t use that bike fitting tool from factor yet, maybe I should see how they will recommend. Thx
@@jackcao2304 I'm 5:11/181 cm and 54 is perfect for me (long limbs). Do NOT buy a 54... way to big for you
Thank you for doing this video! Im 5.8 1/2 and inseam 30.7" and im looking at a size 52 with a 120mmstem, also my shoulder width is 39.5 should i go for a 40mm or 42mm for the integrated handle bar? and thoughts on my sizing choice, i currently ride a tarmac sl7 which is a 52 110 stem. Keep making good vids!
Thanks! 52CM def makes sense and always confirm with manufacturer. Did you do a frame comparison against the Sl7? Bars are tough. I like a wider bar to open my chest up and less restriction in my shoulder blades for more comfort. Go with what you are comfortable with!
@@addictcyclist thank you for your reply, they say im in between 52 and a 54, they recommended 52 for a much closer fit, Yes i did the geometrygeeks frame comparison, very close. Re: Handle bar both of bars measure center to center same, but never had integrated stem and handle bar. Need to find a local shop where i can try it! thank you
@@erickcustomersupport3677 if in between, consider sizing down. I sided up on 2 specialized bikes and regretted it. Had to go wirh shorter stem, short reach bars
@@addictcyclist yes i had that on my previous specialized bike i opted for a 54 and it was long, thank you for the advice, keep making good informative content!
How are you feeling on it two years later? Have you made any changes? I'm 5'8 too, but my inseam is 32.2''. This means a seat height of 742mm. Is this even possible on the 52 frame?
Hi, My height is 171 cm an my inseam is 79 cm. My saddle height is 71 cm (bb center to saddle top) I have long legs and arms for my torso. My current bike trek madone 54 size and i am pretty happy with this size. Which size should i choose for ostro ?
Large inseam for your height! I compared my system six before ordering ostro size 54. I also asked Factor to confirm. I would consider a 54 based on your measurements and current bike. I also have a 54 madone. Maybe consider a set back post. Always consult with your local fitter but I would consider the same setup as your madone if you are comfortable.
Thanks for this introduction. I am 5'9" with 33" inseam. One bike fitter says i need a 54, the other one say i need a 52 Factor O2. As i want to order in custom paint this is a hard decision. What would your suggestion be like?
I’m 5’9 and a 30.5 in inseam and on a 54 comfortably with a 100mm stem and zero setback post. I don’t like to make recommendations but based on your measurements, I would consider reviewing a 54cm and a 25mm setback post due to your inseam. A 52CM seems small. The o2 and Ostro I believe have the same geometry.
@@addictcyclistThat was my idea as well, although i am pretty confused about both fitting recommendations. I just sent an e-mail to the Factor support with my data, let's see. Thank you very much for this video and your response :)
@@1nterlektuell I used geometry geeks site to compare my current bikes and I shared with factor to confirm.
But it of course depends on stem and saddle position as well. This is complicated w/o possibility to test it properly.
@@1nterlektuell agree, a lot of money to just hope to get right. I basically used my cannondale system six fit to mirror the ostro and nailed it spot on.
I'm putting in my order for. new Ostro Vam next week. Fortunately living in Melbourne, Factor Australia is based here and can do a fit for me.
Enjoy the bike! Nice to get fitted by the factory fitter
I don’t have a fit comment. My question, is the bike comfortable on gravel?. I’ve seen reviews saying it’s super stiff and non compliant. Curious your opinion/experience, thanks.
I find it comfortable as hell. Most comfortable frame I ever rode besides my Scott addict team issue. I would steer totally the gravel frame as the fork is different as well as the seatpost which is designed for more flex.
@@addictcyclist Thank you, very much appreciate the feedback!
I'm looking into buying a Factor Ostro One from a local bike shop 1.2 miles away from my house they have a 54 and I am a 56cm and 5'11 any tips.
Sounds like it will be a bit too small. Setback seatpost and longer stem can squeeze it to work but to pay this much for a bike, it better fit like a glove. Order it direct if you need to but get it in your correct size.
I am chose factor now. Also have a slight dilemma
I am 182 cm with 83 cm inseam, not very flexible.
Bike fit says pick up 54 and 100 mm reach and I thought for 56
I’m on a 54cm 100 mm stem
@@addictcyclist what your height/inseam ?
@@kirillromazenko2799 175cm and 79.3cm
Great video. Can i ask what RD hanger did you use?
Great videos! How's the geometry on the Ostro? I just got back into cycling more frequently and my race bike from college (Parlee Z4) is feeling a little uncomfortable on my back (ten years later). I'm looking into a Cervelo Caledonia 5, but I'm really intrigued by the Ostro. My recent rides have been 60-70 miles and 5,000+ feet of climbing (mostly in Malibu). Looking for something comfortable but not feeling like I'm on an old-man bike. Thanks!
Thanks! I like the ostro. Just as comfortable as my Scott addict team issue but a lot more aero. Go for the ostro!
Sorry, the geometry is very comfortable. Most comfortable position than any of my previous bikes
Great to hear, thanks! I think I'll go to a bike fitter before ordering, so I can provide Factor with my exact measurements.
@@Eric_Luke get a bike fit, compare your current bike, use their fit tool, have factor confirm
I have a 58cm 02 but my bike fitter thinks I'm better off with a 56. We had to do alot to get me comfy on the 58. (Offset seat post, shorter stem, and 40 cm bars instead of 42) I'm a little nervous tbh because it would be an expensive mistake if I got the wrong frame size. 😅
Haha it would be BUT go with your fitters recommendation and also discuss with factor. They helped me size mine using my previous bikes. The o2 and ostro use the same geometry I believe. Go with 56 if they is what is recommended and factor confirms.
Thank you for a great video.
Im a bit confused regarding sizing. Im ordering a custom colored one. Im 176 cm tall and 84 inseam. I ride a Bianchi Oltre XR4 in 53 today.
Factor reccomends a 52 with 25 mm setback seatpost and 120 mm stem. Compared to the geometry on my current bike, that sounds about right as I ride aggressively.
And compared to the two pro’s (without any direct comparison to their level of course) Michael Woods and Simon Clarke (both 175 cm tall) rides a 52.
The dealer im buying from wants me on a 54 (only based on height). The same dealer wanted my buddy on a 56, and he’s 183. He went for the 54 based on a bike fit and could not be more happy.
Our geometry varies even though people can have the same height. But Factors 54 seems pretty large. And when I compare my current bike to a 52 and 54 on geometry geeks, the 52 is the closest match.
Thoughts?
Hey! It’s a tough call. I chose to use my current bike at the time and compared the geometry. I then shared that info with Factor and they confirmed. Factor didn’t have their sizing tool at my time of purchase BUT I did in-fact order the perfect size and even the zero offset post. I got fit to the bike locally and we confirmed my initial post was in fact correct. I ordered both zero and 25mm offset for my time of fit. I think either size will work based off whether your using a shorter stem with 54 and maybe zero offset or 25 offset and longer stem. Go with your gut because the last thing you want is to second guess spending this amount of money.
@@addictcyclist thanks alot. It’s so hard to decide. I wish I knew someone with both sizes so I could try😄
@@kjellotterlei7810 sounds like your in between sizes so just a matter of a fee adjustments in either option. I always consider sizing down personally.
@@addictcyclist I actually went by a shop who had a 54 in stock today, and compared it with my Bianchi Oltre Xr4 size 53. Without a doubt, 52 is the right size for me. I also control measure my height, and seems I did a miscalculation and im actually 174,5.
Thanks for taking your time to answer😊
@@kjellotterlei7810 sizing down always wins. Can always add reach and setback
Hi, I am 182 and 85 inseam... I am inbetween choosing a 54 and 56... I ride a trek emonda in 56 with 100mm reach now... anyone got expierience with that?
Have you asked a fitter? I would size down to 54 but that’s just me. It’s a big money purchase so want I get it right. Use www.geometrygeeks.com to also help
I'm 5'9" as well, 31" inseam. I ride a 52 coming from 2 Trek 54s (0 offset, 380/80). I'm running a 400/90 barstem and 0 offset with 170mm cranks. I like the fit as is but might have gone 400/100 in retrospect because I sit in the forearms on the bar tops aero position a lot and find it a little shorter than I'd like. Maybe a 25mm offset seatpost would help this?
Interesting that your on a 52. Longer stem would be most logical thing to do but costly with the integrated system. A setback will help but also change your fit relative to your position over the BB. It’s doable if you change the cleat fore/aft to possibly accommodate.
Hey bro I ride a supersix evo 54 is the factor 54 pretty similar you think ??
Yes. I have a system six in 54 which I used to compare.
My height and inseam is the same as you. Do you think you could get away with a 52?
It would be a shot too small. Maybe a 25mm setback post and longer stem BUT the 54 is perfect. I never been more comfortable than I am on this frame. I have owned a few high end bikes too.
Hi Addict Cyclist..! I wish to know what an offset on seat post means....? When I had got my sizing from Factor in Dec 2021 they had reocmmended a 25 mm offset...You are doing a good job in providing valuable info to potential buyers of this exemplary bike which no doubt costs a bomb. Keep the good work going..!
Thanks for the feedback! It’s the amount of setback the clamp is from the centerline of the seat tube. They make a 0 offset and 25 on the Ostro to dial in fit.
@@addictcyclist So 'offset' actually increases the reach....by setting the seat post farther behind..?
@@maczone3953 allows the saddle to go back further increasing reach and position over the bb
@@addictcyclist So you mean: For someone whom size 54 is little smaller but frame 56 is larger. hence he can use seat with an offset to compensate for the slightly smaller 54 frame
@@maczone3953 correct. Also inseam plays a role. Want to get the hips in the right position relative to the bb.
I’m 5’ 10 and 80 cm inseam a 52 with 44 /120 will be a good choice?
Idk, a 52 seems like it might be too small in my opinion. For a purchase this large, I recommend going to a bike fitter to confirm. Also discuss with factor as well.
What size frame did you order? I think I missed it.
54
What's your bar, stem and crank size?
172.5 cranks, 100mm stem 42cm bars
Who built the bike once it was delivered? Bike shop or you?
My friend Alex at Shore Cycle Sports finished the handlebars
@@addictcyclist I’ve never built a bike before. Have only done routine maintenance on my own (chain, brake pads, rear cassette). Is this something i should not attempt on my own but rather go to a local shop?
@@jsfields198 take it to a shop. Cable routing is a nightmare in the bars
@@addictcyclist How strange is taking a bike to a bike shop that you didn't buy from them? Always dealt with Brielle. Would you go there or go somewhere else? What should it cost to do the build?
@@jsfields198 is what it is. He’s my friend and wanted to help. He will build yours no biggie. I can set up up. Plus he knows a few tricks now with bars
did you buy it in factor website?
Yes, once you place a quote you will be contacted by an assigned rep
Nice bike, some constructive criticism is that it seems that the seat post is too low and the handlebar too high, it does not look as pro as other, remember that most pro have about 10cm drop, most serious cyclist they have about 8cm and beginners have 4-6 cm of drop.
I was not fit yet when I made this video. The seat post was raised 10mm
52y. Was 177 once likely 176cm now
Inseam 83cm and ride a 54 with seatpost at 752mm height and drop of 11cm and bar 100 and going to 110 😉
Hi, how tall a the Saddle height?
From the bottom bracket?
@@addictcyclist yes
@@chanwaikin1933 28.5 inches
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