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Nashbar Frame Sizing?

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Nashbar's steel mtb frame is on sale for almost half price. Been meaning to get one and build up a spare beater bike out of spare parts and stuff. This is the cheapest i've ever seen it on sale :eek: But I'm not sure what size to get. I'm 6'1 with 34" (pants) inseam. Thanks!
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Call them. They provide no useful sizing specs online.
Gave 'em an email instead. Kinda funny, I got a response from the email before that live chat thing found someone to help me. They said to go with a 19".
Stregone said:
Gave 'em an email instead. Kinda funny, I got a response from the email before that live chat thing found someone to help me. They said to go with a 19".
Did they give you a top tube length?
No I just asked what size I should get. I'll reply and see if they can tell me.
Damn they are quick. Its 22"
Stregone said:
Damn they are quick. Its 22"
For the 19" frame? That is on the short end of the range. I am about your size and like 23-23.5" top tubes. Many riders think even that is too short.
yup.

Heh, there is geometry info listed, but its under pictures
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dang, those are short TT lengths, brings me back to 1992!... did they say if that's center-center or effective?

Stregone said:
yup.

Heh, there is geometry info listed, but its under pictures
logbiter said:
dang, those are short TT lengths, brings me back to 1992!... did they say if that's center-center or effective?
They are short for 1992. My 20" 1991 Rocky Mountain has a 23.5" TT.

It is strange the "frame size" and "seat tube" are both "ctr. to top" and differ by ~2.75".
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