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@user58961 hey man - dropped you a PM
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Is the seat and head tube angle the same on both frames? What is the actual difference in stack and reach? How much saddle set back do you have? Will you have toe overlap on be smaller frame? Etc, etc, etc, etc.
I had a play around with the geometry on sketchup and with some nominal guess work around the centre of the bars they look pretty similar even without spacers. The smaller size has a longer stem to achieve an almost identical 58-59cm reach which is what I've always felt best with.
Having said all that - Canyon suggested a wait time 3-4 weeks for a small and the need to charge me again for the exchange and then retrospectively refund me for the medium once they're happy it is 'new' condition. Bit of a pain in the arse really...
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Massive drop is good for instagram likes
Hold on, isn't this the main point?
Seriously though, I'm not racing, but just like to go for a few hours and test myself.
My feeling is I should drop down a size as with spacers and a longer stem I can have almost the same reach/drop - it just comes with the added flexibility of getting 'more pro' should I want to particularly as my flexibility should increase.
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Canyon owners, I have a question. I've just purchased an ultimate disc in size a medium. It's arrived (not hassle free) and is built up with a 100mm stem/handlebar combo and looks darn-right snazzy.
I'm 178cm tall, with a roughly 86cm inseam (so roughly 76cm saddle to centre of the bb). To fit me and give me a decent position I've dropped the stem below all the spacers which gives me a c.10-11cm drop from saddle to bars and a relaxed reach.
Generally it all feels pretty comfy and racy enough for someone who is not very flexible but I have come off a steel frame with a c.15-16cm drop.
However, am I being dumb - should I exchange it for a small frame (plus longer stem) to allow me to increase the drop and therefore my position overtime? When standing over the frame I've not got a huge amount of room as these are surprisingly big frames.
Anyone with sizing experience would really help! Many thanks!
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UPDATE Few bits left.
Collection from N5 near Highbury Fields or Warren Street - I can post if necessary.
Cinelli Criterium - £20 - NOW £10


Cinelli Stem (1A maybe), good drop probably c.115mm long - £25 - NOW £5 or £15 with the bar


Miche Primato Hubs laced to Mavic Rims, front wheel has a wee bit of brake rub, bearings are alright and they're pretty straight, tubs hold air, bit mucky and there is a cog on it - **£65 -
NOW £40 **

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Hello all
Following a recent tyre implosion i'm in need of a new one, as well as an extended seatpost and if per chance, anyone has any aluminium 16in rims or wheels i'd be very interested.
I'm also looking to try out using clipless pedals (not on a brompton) - but before i splurge on a nice pair, i thought i'd get used to them/see if i like them by buying a used pair of someone else's. I'm a size 10 but can squeeze into 9s. So if anyone has any nackered ones kicking around - do let me know.
I'm willing to part with many moneys.
Many thanks in advance
T
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Price drop on the wheels and stem/bar