kgt wrote:...says the guy named "tranzformer" lol
Giant TCR geometry:
size M (47.0)
size L (52.5)
52.5 - 47.0 = 5.5 sizes bigger
Similarly M/L is 3 sizes bigger than M
Clear?
A smaller and a bigger frame can have almost identical stack and reach. Of course stack and reach is the only thing you have to know on the condition that the frame's angles remain constant across the sizes. That was a concept promoted by Cervelo and others and it was a very bad concept indeed. Manufacturers like Colnago, Pinarello, Look, De Rosa etc. who know much more about geometry and handling always alter the angles as the sizes go up. That is the wise thing to do and in this case stack and reach are secondary parameters.
I can expect a 25 year old rider to have a limited understanding of all these but I am already riding for 25 years, so...
Wait, so you actually were being serious? lol All the more comical. Read some far out there posts from you over the years, but this is towards the top of the top 10 list.
Based on your logic, Giant has 10.5 sizes (from smallest to largest) for the TCR. lol Comical.