Another all road release: parlee ouray

[bicycletricycle]

Originally Posted by Clean39T

Difference being though that Pegoretti frames have level TTs, so they don't look like aesthetic abominations with a -12 or -17 stem..

Plus Pegoretti stock geometry is based on a premise that you'll run a long(ish) stem and need/like long(ish) setback - which isn't really how most/any newer allroad bikes are being designed.

I wonder who has sold more frames, peg or parlee? not that this makes their geometry right or wrong, curious to know though.

As far as the parlee goes, well, I don't think unfashionably too short front center will make or break sales on something like this.

I don't know they break down on sales of 10k builds but I assume a large fraction are older folks buying something nice and not high performance geometry trend following hyper analytical science of performance "I order my stems in 1 millimeter increments like team sky" types

[Clean39T]

Originally Posted by bicycletricycle

I wonder who has sold more frames, peg or parlee? not that this makes their geometry right or wrong, curious to know though.

As far as the parlee goes, well, I don't think unfashionably too short front center will make or break sales on something like this.

I don't know they break down on sales of 10k builds but I assume a large fraction are older folks buying something nice and not high performance geometry trend following hyper analytical science of performance "I order my stems in 1 millimeter increments like team sky" types

You have solid points as usual -- and as usual, I'm off tilting at twirly-wheels..