TAN TAN X67

[Rapac]

Hi all,

I just orderd a TT-X67 frame and are struggeling to find the width of the T-47 bottom bracket to be able to order corect BB?
T47-68 mm external or T47-85.5/86.5 mm internal? I assume its internal with a BB width of 85,5/86,5mm.

Exactly, t47i

[ananaspai]

I'll probably go with this frame for my first road bike, but I'm not sure which size to go for since I have long legs and a short torso. Has anyone with a similar build ordered this frame and care to share their experience? I'm 187 cm tall with a 90 cm inseam, so I'm torn between sizes 56 and 58.

[Serge_K]

I'll probably go with this frame for my first road bike, but I'm not sure which size to go for since I have long legs and a short torso. Has anyone with a similar build ordered this frame and care to share their experience? I'm 187 cm tall with a 90 cm inseam, so I'm torn between sizes 56 and 58.

i'm in the long leg short torso category, and rode frames too large for years. I'm 184 with a saddle height of 81cm, currently riding a 54 with 10cm stem, and while i wish i had more stack, i'm not hoping for more reach (i did start at 80mm and switched to 100mm).
I would say, get a 56, because swapping a stem is easy, swapping a cockpit takes 1 day, but riding a frame that's too large just doesnt work.

[ClSV]

Not sure, front derailleur might be a limit, same for the fork.
Here are Michelin pro 5 in 35, measured 34,7mm wide.

Do you have pictures of clearance with these tires on the rear? And perhaps measurements in mm of clearance front & rear? That would be awesome.

[stretchko]

X67 tested by professional rider on german television

[pandinoyoung]

I'll probably go with this frame for my first road bike, but I'm not sure which size to go for since I have long legs and a short torso. Has anyone with a similar build ordered this frame and care to share their experience? I'm 187 cm tall with a 90 cm inseam, so I'm torn between sizes 56 and 58.

I am 181 cm tall with an inseam of 93.5 cm, and I set my saddle height at 82.5 cm; I chose size 58. The risk of the seatpost extending too far out was too high, and I wanted a slightly more comfortable riding position with less of a drop between the saddle and the handlebars. Smaller frame sizes are fine for professional cyclists and young riders.