Runbikeswim Posted January 8, 2015 Posted January 8, 2015 Im currently looking for a new bike, in the meantime my brother said i can use his bike while i look around and then just sell his bike for him when done as he no longer rides. I am 185 cm and normally take a large, his bike is a scott spark 40 medium. What are the actual size difference? And how will it affect me. Also its a 26er and i usually ride 29.
Vangar Posted January 8, 2015 Posted January 8, 2015 Quick look at the website shows that you are almost in between. So I'd say it should be fine for a while. Might feel a bit cramped and might need a bit of a longer seatpost. As for the 26er, you will be amazed how much "snappier" it feels.
fanievb Posted January 8, 2015 Posted January 8, 2015 Quick look at the website shows that you are almost in between. So I'd say it should be fine for a while. Might feel a bit cramped and might need a bit of a longer seatpost. As for the 26er, you will be amazed how much "snappier" it feels. what he said
Iwan Kemp Posted January 8, 2015 Posted January 8, 2015 Im currently looking for a new bike, in the meantime my brother said i can use his bike while i look around and then just sell his bike for him when done as he no longer rides. I am 185 cm and normally take a large, his bike is a scott spark 40 medium. What are the actual size difference? And how will it affect me. Also its a 26er and i usually ride 29. At 185 you are not in-between - you are a solid Large. I'm 179 and would take a Large too. A bike that's too small will be bad for your back, knees, shoulders and neck.
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