What size Vilano Performance 700C-21 frame should a 5'9" man use, inseam 30"
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I'm close to the same size, 5' 10", 32" inseam, and I just purchased the 54cm frame. in the stand over test, the bar is "right up in there", no free space at all. You might consider the next smaller size.
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I am 5' 7+" have a 29" inseam and I can straddle the crossbar near the saddle without discomfort. Perhaps 1" - 2" of crotch clearance wearing regular sneakers. With the saddle in the lowest position I have a fair bit of ease and in no way stretch for the pedals.
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I am 5'9" with 29" inseams. There is at least 6" additional space from where I have mine set. Several athletic and sporting goods stores have them in stock, so you could try one at one of those places, and can check with the manufacturer to see if there is a retail outlet near you.
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if ur 5 ft 7-8 in, the 54 cm vilano should fit. riding position can be low if u set up in the usual way because of the long stretch to the brakes. good for going fast but not as comfortable on seat, back & arms if ur doing distance.
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I'm 32W, 29-30 Inseam, size 8 shoe, 5'6" tall and small is perfect. I would suggest medium.Great lightweight summer waders. My second pair. Just don't go bushwhacking, they're somewhat fragile. Hope this helps.
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The Kent bicycles website says 22.5", which is about 57cm. This frame will be a little on the big side compared to traditional sizing (which Squash Player, Chicago mentioned earlier), but you should still be able to fit on this one. I just ordered one, and I'm 5'9" with a 32" inseam. I tried the Blue 22.5" GMC Denali at a local store, which I was able to ride comfortably. Amazon has that bike here: GMC Denali Road Bike (Small 19"/48cm Frame, Red)
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Honestly, you're better off getting fitted for a bike than buying one online. There are online tools for bike fitting. Diamondback on their website has a very simple tool based on inseam for getting the right frame size. I'm 6'2'' and got the XL, and honestly I would have gone for the size smaller, but it's perfectly ridable and comfortable, I just don't have much clearance when my feet are on the ground. This is most due to the very horizontal nature of the top bar, on another frame the XL would have been perfect for me.
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I think this will work fine for you. My wife has the same measurement and she can ride it fine. I love the bike . You cannot beat it for the price. i did take it to the bike shop for a tuning after I bought it. No problems. Very comfortable.I am 5'9" w/ 29" inseam. I have plenty of room.
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You can only get a more customized bike at a bike store. But The 22.5" is made for riders 5'9 to 6'1. Should be good for you. Road bikes are generally measure from the floor to the crotch area. That's how they determine proper height. Have fun
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Frame size is mostly a function of inseam distance (also known as standover height in bike specs). If you determine your ht in inches (i.e. 67 if you are 5'7" and measure from crotch to floor along inside of leg in stocking feet, you can plug into the size calculator on this page http://www.diamondback.com/overdrive-v-mountain-29er . Every body is different, and there is no substitute for demo rides. You can adjust length to pedals over a wide range with seatpost, however, and reach to bars by changing stem length.
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I'm 32W, 29-30 Inseam, size 8 shoe, 5'6" tall and small is perfect. I would suggest medium. Great lightweight summer waders. My second pair. Just don't go bushwhacking, they're somewhat fragile. Hope this helps.
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I'm 5'5" and it's comfortable for me. I wear slacks with a 31" inseam and have the seat up about 2.5" from the base, which gives me the proper leg position to the pedal. The seat appears to have another 2" of "safe" upward adjustment with plenty of post left in the frame.
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Determining Your Road Bike Frame Size Height Inseam Length Bike Frame Size 4'10" - 5'1" 25.5" - 27" 46 - 48 cm 5'0" - 5'3" 26.5" - 28" 48 - 50 cm 5'2" - 5'5" 27.5" - 29" 50 - 52 cm 5'4" - 5'7" 28.5" - 30" 52 - 54 cm 5'6" - 5'9" 29.5" - 31" 54 - 56 cm 5'8" - 5'11" 30.5" - 32" 56 - 58 cm 5'10" - 6'1" 31.5" - 33" 58 - 60 cm 6'0" - 6'3" 32.5" - 34" 60 - 62 cm 6'2" - 6'5" 34.5" - 36" 62 - 64 cm http://bicycling.about.com/od/howtoride/a/bike_sizing.htm
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Consider this...are you likely to take tight corners? Are you short? I got a 170 because I'm short...5"4" and maybe a 30 inch inseam.
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I am 5'10" with a 32" inseam, my wife is 5'3 with a 29" inseam and the bike fits us great. She can go down another 2-3" if needed, and I can go up another 2-3" if needed. I bought 2 bikes, one for the wife and one for me...we love them, they are still running strong after many miles....if your looking for a good ol spin bike without a bunch of fancy electronics then this is the bike for you
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Hi, It really has to do with your body size and what you are comfortable straddling. Per the Montague website - - Bike Sizing: 18in Frame: 5'3" - 5'10" Standover height 30" 20in Frame: 5'11" - 6'4" Standover height 31" ====== I am 5'7" with short legs and the 18 inch one works fine for me. The "stand-over height" of 30 and 31 inches, respectively can be a good clue. Measure the height from the floor to the top of the cross-bar on a mountain bike you feel comfortable riding (or straddling at a bike shop, if you have none). See if that offers any answers.
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The bicycle companys have a size chart for your height and inseam. I went by it and it went well for me.