I know the best thing would be to go to a pro fitter and ask all the questions, but it's also a good idea to have some knowledge yourself about the same

STARNUT wrote:stack and reach, stack and reach, stack and reach, stack and reach. Buy the frame based on stack and reach not TT length. Look for similar reach as your road frame and the narrow down the frame based on stack and desired crank arm length.
STARNUT wrote:stack and reach, stack and reach, stack and reach, stack and reach. Buy the frame based on stack and reach not TT length. Look for similar reach as your road frame and the narrow down the frame based on stack and desired crank arm length.
STARNUT wrote:stack and reach, stack and reach, stack and reach, stack and reach. Buy the frame based on stack and reach not TT length. Look for similar reach as your road frame and the narrow down the frame based on stack and desired crank arm length.
verycreativeusername wrote:Do you want the bike for triathalons or Time trials? from what I've read the "ideal" fit is completely different
Franklin wrote: If I have a frame with a similar stack and reach, but with a much slacker ST I would be stretched too much.
Kermithimself wrote:TT's only, and the general consensus on that seems to be a more compact position compared to triathletes.
audiojan wrote:What does make a difference is the position of the rider that the geometry allows you to achieve
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