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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Spcycle New Mold SP-R088 Carbon Road Frame
« on: July 08, 2026, 04:28:38 PM »
Thanks mate, appreciate it.
The lines are currently both a foot longer than needed, and i plan to run some horrifically overlength hoses until I've got the bar and stem sizing dialed in. Won't be pretty, but it'll be methodical! Starting off with a 400mm bar and a 100mm stem. Should get me in the rough ballpark (I'm 183cm and the frame's a 56cm) and so long as I keep some additional length there, swapping between a few stems and maybe a set of bars to figure out what fits best shouldn't be too bad.
The old Trek I've been using in the meantime is a 60cm frame and far too big for me (was inherited from my dad, 6'3", about 12 years ago) so I've got an idea of the upper limit from that, but some time to be spent getting it right.
I'm a numbers/engineering geek, so far more thought has been put into a lot of this all than is probably healthy
The lines are currently both a foot longer than needed, and i plan to run some horrifically overlength hoses until I've got the bar and stem sizing dialed in. Won't be pretty, but it'll be methodical! Starting off with a 400mm bar and a 100mm stem. Should get me in the rough ballpark (I'm 183cm and the frame's a 56cm) and so long as I keep some additional length there, swapping between a few stems and maybe a set of bars to figure out what fits best shouldn't be too bad.
The old Trek I've been using in the meantime is a 60cm frame and far too big for me (was inherited from my dad, 6'3", about 12 years ago) so I've got an idea of the upper limit from that, but some time to be spent getting it right.
I'm a numbers/engineering geek, so far more thought has been put into a lot of this all than is probably healthy
