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The first thing I ever do if I’m even remotely interested in something I want to spend some money on is research the shit out of it so I know it’s going to tick the boxes of whatever I want it for.
I understand that there are some bits of information which should be provided but why rely on someone else for your information when it’s so abundantly, immediately available elsewhere?
I don’t think it’s too much to ask a buyer to check it’s going to fit them.
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I do the same, which is why it's my absolute fucking pet peeve when sellers don't mention some basic fit numbers, because it means that rather than checking whether it could fit me, for everything I'm remotely interested in I now need to run out and figure out what it actually is, before I can check to see whether it might fit me. This one is actually fairly simple to find, granted, but the principle stands, and I've had to do some pretty extended research before for some frames that were a bit more obscure. The seller doing it once could have saved possible dozens of interested people from each having to do it individually.
SwissChap
I don't think it's asking too much for a seller to provide a geometry chart, or at least a link.