29er size for gnome

[vukatamqn]

Hello to all! The forum is great!
I have a one question: I am tall 170 cm. (66,9 inches) with:
Inseam - 73 cm (28,7")
Trunk - 62 cm (24,4")
Forearm - 33 cm (12,9")
Arm -60 cm (23,6")
Thigh - 55 cm (21,6")
Lower Leg 56 cm (22")
Sternal Notch - 140 cm (55,1")
Which size of hardtail frame is for me? I could't find calculator for 29er frames in Internet!
Please for your help!
Sorry, If my questions is discussed! You can post similar threads!
Every day i ride road bike with flatbar in my city! My bike is 54 cm (21") size!
Tnx!

[boxedrn]

Hello to all! The forum is great!
I have a one question: I am tall 170 cm. (66,9 inches) with:
Inseam - 73 cm (28,7")
Trunk - 62 cm (24,4")
Forearm - 33 cm (12,9")
Arm -60 cm (23,6")
Thigh - 55 cm (21,6")
Lower Leg 56 cm (22")
Sternal Notch - 140 cm (55,1")
Which size of hardtail frame is for me? I could't find calculator for 29er frames in Internet!
Please for your help!
Sorry, If my questions is discussed! You can post similar threads!
Every day i ride road bike with flatbar in my city! My bike is 54 cm (21") size!
Tnx!

I'm 5'9 and use the niner emd9 in small. the small may be okay also for you and if its too big, they have an XS size. good luck on the build!!

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[vukatamqn]

New selected bike is available in 17", 19" and 21,5" (inches) sizes! I can't try it, because will buy from online shop! If I choose wrong size this means one more month without ride in mountains!

[de lars cuevas]

that's easy. You need a bike with a 525mm seat tube, a 635mm top tube, and 190mm cranks.





...sorry, couldn't resist


I guess you're somewhere between a small and a medium frame for most brands?

[LyNx]

So, 5'7" tall with a 28.7" inseam. My best guess would be a SM, but not everyone's SM is the same, so it's best to go by the ETT of a bike for sizing, but I'd also take your short inseam into consideration and look at standover a bit as well. As for an online fit calculator, try Competitive Cyclists one.

[4nbstd]

Small will probably do the trick - I'm just about your size and small is the best fit for me with most bikes.

[skiahh]

Every day i ride road bike with flatbar in my city! My bike is 54 cm (21") size!
Tnx!

I think something is getting lost in the metric to inches conversion here. A 54 cm road frame is most definitely NOT a 21" size. My 58 cm road frame is more comparable to a 19" size.

If you ride a 54 cm road frame, that should put you in the 17" size range I think.

[LyNx]

I do believe he's talking about top tube measurement Skiahh

I think something is getting lost in the metric to inches conversion here. A 54 cm road frame is most definitely NOT a 21" size. My 58 cm road frame is more comparable to a 19" size.

If you ride a 54 cm road frame, that should put you in the 17" size range I think.

[skiahh]

I do believe he's talking about top tube measurement Skiahh

Hmmmm... That could be. I certainly hope it is, anyway.

[William_Cannon]

you'll be a small in most, but a medium in others. it just depends on the bike and your preference.

[TR]

You will be the same size ETT as whatever 26" bike you fit.

[pascale27]

So, 5'7" tall with a 28.7" inseam. My best guess would be a SM, but not everyone's SM is the same, so it's best to go by the ETT of a bike for sizing, but I'd also take your short inseam into consideration and look at standover a bit as well. As for an online fit calculator, try Competitive Cyclists one.

Agree with above ETT is king then look at SO height. You should be able to find a 29er HT, I'm only 5'5 and ride one as my main bike.