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No worries dreale,
Personally I would go for the bigger size; Its not a big frame size anyway, the bigger size is probably more comfortable and a stack of spacers can affect stiffness. It also doesn't look as good...(I think)
Just my 2 bob's worth.
Good luck, I love my C60.
Personally I would go for the bigger size; Its not a big frame size anyway, the bigger size is probably more comfortable and a stack of spacers can affect stiffness. It also doesn't look as good...(I think)
Just my 2 bob's worth.
Good luck, I love my C60.
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Colnago C60 RSCG, Campagnolo Record EPS v3, Bora Ultra 50 (dark) 6.9kg's
Colnago C60 RSCG, Campagnolo Record EPS v3, Bora Ultra 50 (dark) 6.9kg's
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dreale wrote:FULLY AGREE campagnolo forever - before buying I will make a bikefitting. But still would like to hear from others (maybe with same or similar measurements) what frame size would be their choice.
thanks
You have almost the exact same measurement as I do. I got a 48s c60. I run a 100mm stem. I have shorter arms. The 50s would be like 54x54 traditional of the master X light. . I use a 90mm stem for my 54 trad.
dreale wrote:May I ask all C60 owners for advise - I am 171cm & 80cm inseam and on the market for a C60. what size would you chose? 48s or 50s? I am a bit lost at the moment and a dealer is not quite close
THANKS!!
I'm 171cm 83cm inseam and ride a 48s EPS as well as a 50s CX Zero and a 52t C50 and Extreme C. I would shoot for the 48s if I were you. I run a120mm stem and it's perfect! 50s not as nimble (ofcourse depending on being a different bike overall but anyways a tell sign). Trad geo is more classy though...
thanks Kolmo!
The only issue I see with 48s is the very short steering tube which would mean that I need to ride it with quite some spacers. also the toptube is 1 cm shorter from what I ride at the moment (Giant TCR advanced)
Do you ride it w/o spacers?
The only issue I see with 48s is the very short steering tube which would mean that I need to ride it with quite some spacers. also the toptube is 1 cm shorter from what I ride at the moment (Giant TCR advanced)
Do you ride it w/o spacers?
em3 wrote:chazmtb wrote:Two Rides
Yikes....chains on both your rides are waaaaay to short. U need to add at lest two links.
Nice rides.
The c60 had a 11-27 original cassette and I changed to 12-29. Still think it's ok. The X has a 11-32 on the vision instead of the standard 11-28. Yeah that one needs to go back to 11-28. The 11-32 usually reside on the wilier cento uno sl. What can I say, I'm fat.
JKolmo wrote:shipley wrote:Extreme C (nos) with summer tyres
Very nice! What's the weight?
I'm currently building up an Extreme C 52T with as light as can be parts + SR mech groupset and hope to arrive at a decent weight, so would be interested in what weight you achieved with yours.
Sorry missed this post and question, it's built with 'leftover parts' so is currently 7.6 kg. I will gradually get it to 7.0 with lighter Groupset and wheels.
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