Maximum stack on aeroad

[calv1n]

Hi all, I’m 1m73, inseam 80cm and currently ride a 52cm caad9, with spacers taking the stack from 529 to 535.

The XS aeroad fits my saddle height of 70cm best but has a stack of 509, so I’d need 2.5cm of spacers on the stack - does anyone know if this is provided? Whether it would be too many spacers and should go up to a size S?

The size S saddle height would almost be at its bottom setting - would that look awful? Does anyone have a pic of an aeroad with slammed saddle?

Which way would you go? I’m hoping I might get a bit more flexi!

Thanks for any help

Current Caad set up

[jasjas]

My daughter had an Aeroad size XS, with the seat at pretty much on min insertion, it looks very weird.

canyon swapped it for a XXS (you ve 30 days to send it back and can order a dif stem/cockpit if you want) and it is a perfect fit, she is 1m 64.

the bike comes with a headcap of 15mm and 27 mm of spacers, you ll have loads to play with, its a not a particularly radical bike, despite what you read its very user friendly, comfortable and handles great.

[calv1n]

My daughter had an Aeroad size XS, with the seat at pretty much on min insertion, it looks very weird.

canyon swapped it for a XXS (you ve 30 days to send it back and can order a dif stem/cockpit if you want) and it is a perfect fit, she is 1m 64.

the bike comes with a headcap of 15mm and 27 mm of spacers, you ll have loads to play with, its a not a particularly radical bike, despite what you read its very user friendly, comfortable and handles great.

That’s awesome Jasjas, thanks very much for the reply.
I think you’ve encouraged me to go with more seatpost and more spacers on the stack, which is preferable to me. I’ll prob upgrade from 90 to 100mm stem too. Exciting

[morganb]

My daughter had an Aeroad size XS, with the seat at pretty much on min insertion, it looks very weird.

canyon swapped it for a XXS (you ve 30 days to send it back and can order a dif stem/cockpit if you want) and it is a perfect fit, she is 1m 64.

the bike comes with a headcap of 15mm and 27 mm of spacers, you ll have loads to play with, its a not a particularly radical bike, despite what you read its very user friendly, comfortable and handles great.

Do you know if the headset cap is removable/exchangeable with a low stack version or if its integrated? I've considered one of these bikes and had the same problem, where I am right between an XS and a S. The S with no headset stack would be perfect with their integrated bar (which I believe is -10deg).

[jasjas]

the cap is just a pressfit, with an allen key on the integrated bar, its 8', on the separate stem its 6'

they do a lo-pro head cap, which you can order from them.
part number 8 2013_11_03_E219_15_assy_transition_plate_low_aero_3d_V1 1 A1048122

this for the H11 handle bar, i dont know the depth but it looks about 5mm max, if you PM me, i ll ping you the email with the parts diagram on it.

oh and what you do is order the bike, then buy a new handle bar/stem etc, on receipt of your old parts, they refund you, thats what they do in the UK anyhows.

[calv1n]

Does anyone know the weight of an XS aeroad frameset (or any size frameset)? And the weight of integrated bars and stem? Thanks