miufahkiu
02-28-2004, 01:37 AM
What size frame do you ride, and how tall are you?
I'm getting one, but I'm right between a medium and a small (5'8"ish). I've gone to the LBS to check out both sizes, and there isn't a huge difference in standover height. I'm going with a small right now, but it isn't set in stone (waiting for new fork). With the small, it'd be easier to manouver, and I'd be less likely to seriously sack myself when I slip off the pedals. With the medium, I have room to grow into (but I haven't grown much in the last couple of years, 18 going on 19).
What really makes the difference is the height of the front end. The top tube is pretty steep so even a 2" shorter seat tube doesn't make a big difference in standover. Also, I'm swapping for a fork with more travel than the stock fork, so that'll make it even steeper.
I've asked this before, but I thought getting opinions from some experienced Hucker riders would help me make the right choice. There's a few people on pinkbike.com with them, but I'm still waiting for my account to be activated.
I'm getting one, but I'm right between a medium and a small (5'8"ish). I've gone to the LBS to check out both sizes, and there isn't a huge difference in standover height. I'm going with a small right now, but it isn't set in stone (waiting for new fork). With the small, it'd be easier to manouver, and I'd be less likely to seriously sack myself when I slip off the pedals. With the medium, I have room to grow into (but I haven't grown much in the last couple of years, 18 going on 19).
What really makes the difference is the height of the front end. The top tube is pretty steep so even a 2" shorter seat tube doesn't make a big difference in standover. Also, I'm swapping for a fork with more travel than the stock fork, so that'll make it even steeper.
I've asked this before, but I thought getting opinions from some experienced Hucker riders would help me make the right choice. There's a few people on pinkbike.com with them, but I'm still waiting for my account to be activated.