Pat Rohan Ron Thomas Lo pro

[Mike Muz]

Re:

Go on Shaun, save me from myself

Mike

 

[ScillySuffolk]

tis very nice indeed

I'm unfamiliar with lo pros sizing, what size rider is this suitable for?

Thanks!

A lo-pro should put you in the same position on the base/pursuit bars, as you would be in on the hooks of your road bike.

If you're not already familiar with "stack & reach", this is a good primer: https://www.cervelo.com/en/engineering- ... -frame-fit

Then measure your road bike and work back from there.

 

[kingbling]

I think this maybe even 753 track if I recall rightly the frame and forks weighed in at 1960g I'll go an weigh it again to be sure

 

[Jonny69]

tis very nice indeed

I'm unfamiliar with lo pros sizing, what size rider is this suitable for?

Thanks!

Top tube looks to be about 66cm on that, so probably about equivalent to 64cm on a normal horizontal top tube. I'd say you'd need to be at least 6'1 to 6'2 to ride it comfortably.

 

[Mike Muz]

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Can I borrow it to see if it fits? :roll:

 

[kingbling]

For sure Mike I'll let you have a long term loan

 

[kingbling]

FOR only £185 total cost of loan cover and deposit

 

[kingbling]

seat tube is 60cm and top tube is 60cm head tube is 90cm didn't measure down tube

 

[Camberwell123]

Mike would you be interested in a time share?

Although with a headtube of 90cm I think I may struggle to really get comfortable on it

 

[kingbling]

BUMP ! Thomas needs a good home