fit racing bike tips - Discover the right fit of a Pinarello Dogma F for a cyclist with a height of 170 cm.
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Hi Luca,
below are my measurements taken by the biomechanical:
height 172
crotch 82
tibia length 43
femur length 42
arm length 59
bust length 59
shoulders 44
resulting bike would be 53x53.5 head tube angle 72 °, seat tube 74 °, saddle setback 2.5 pipe length 10, saddle height 90, saddle handlebar distance 50, cranks length 170
today I ride on a BMC teammachine size 54 but it seems big to me, I would like to take giant, in size S could it go? or colnago v3 in size 50?
In my view, neither of the two bikes you mentioned are good.
However, with the data in your possession go to a good cyclist and he will fix them well.
You should actually make a custom frame.
Otherwise the PINARELLO DOGMA F racing bike, in size CC515 (51.5) is perfect and identical or almost identical to the measures recommended by your biomechanical.