Now that is some serious drop!!

[William]

Keep that back flexible!!!

Spotted here...
https://www.facebook.com/PassoniBike...type=1&theater








William

[Keith A]

Wow!

[brockd15]

Perfect candidate for a funny bike...

[tlittlefield]

Tiny frame...

[tumbler]

Yikes. Surprised if that much post can even fit inside the seat tube.

[Lionel]

that spacer is out of line

[Louis]

That can't be a real riding position. After all, anyone can pull the seatpost out to the limit.

[eBAUMANN]

Originally Posted by Louis

That can't be a real riding position. After all, anyone can pull the seatpost out to the limit.

2nd'd, i highly doubt there is any human body that can comfortably fit on that bike.

[brockd15]

Pfft...stems not even slammed. So lame.

[RedRider]

It's a new Passoni on their own FB Page. The stickers are still on the crank arms. It's probably not even set up for the customer yet...

[rzthomas]

Originally Posted by eBAUMANN

2nd'd, i highly doubt there is any human body that can comfortably fit on that bike.

Ryan Trebon and other long-limbed dudes will dispute that statement:

[Louis]

Originally Posted by rzthomas

Ryan Trebon and other long-limbed dudes will dispute that statement:

That's a significantly bigger frame.

% wise I bet the drop on the OP bike is much larger.

[sokyroadie]

Based on a "std." concrete block being around 7.5" high, that appears to be 7.5" - 8" of drop.

OUCH!!!!

Jeff

[Peter B]

So the rider's 5'-8" w/ 38" cycling inseam and arms past his knees?

[fuzzalow]

As noted in the comments section.

Passoni Bikes: It is a new bike not delivered yet - hence the seatpost not inside the seat tube

That bike isn't long enough along the toptube and the stem to be ridden as pictured anyway. Some rider who folds himself into half at the pelvis to ride that is gonna need enough room along the toptube for the other half of his body. Any art student could tell you that humans retain proportions within morphological bounds - and that bike's setup is way outta bounds!