Bike Sizing Template (Page 2 of 4) in pdf

RIDING PREFERENCES

The answers to the following questions

will provide Tom Kellogg with the

information necessary to design a

Spectrum bicycle to fit you perfectly.

Based on your photographic references

and comparative measurements, Tom is

able to specify your new frame’s

geometry to provide maximum comfort

and performance for your riding style.

Don't hesitate to call with questions or

to arrange a personal fitting.

Describe your riding preferences, the

more information the better. Are you a

racer? Short of long distance tourist?

Time trialist? How far do you typically

ride in a day? If you race, do you pedal

through corners or do you coast? What

is your climbing style? What aches and

pains do you associate with cycling, etc.

CURRENT BICYCLE MEASUREMENTS

Measurements of bicycle in supplied photographs:

1. Seat tube length: center of bottom

_____

bracket to top of top tube - A.

2. Top tube length: center of seat

_____

tube to center of head tube - B.

_____

3. Stem length & angle: - C.

_____

4. Seat tube angle if known - D.

_____

5. Saddle position on rails, fore - E.

_____

6. Saddle position on rails, aft - F.

_____

7. Saddle height - H.

_____

Shop use only:

STACK: ______

SPACE: ______

CLEARANCES

Current Bicycle

My new SPECTRUM

Crank arm length.

Pedal type - Look, Time, Speedplay, etc.

Handlebar model and width - RHM-40, WCS-44, etc.

Saddle make and model.

Seat post make and model.

Brakes - Campy, Shim. (long/short), Cantilever, Disc. etc.

Rear hub spacing - 1 speed, 11 speed, Rohloff, etc.

Cassette gearing used most often - 12-21, 11-26, etc.

Largest anticipated inner chain ring - 34, 39, etc.

10. Chain ring gearing - 39-53, 34-50, etc.

11. Largest tire size (25mm, 32mm, fenders?)

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