Serotta Hors Catetorie For Sale

[keno]

61 cm

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[Smiley]

Jump on that deal, watch out my guess the TT is 61 cm

[Marron]

I'm tempted but I also suspect that it has a very long top tube. Does anyone still have a geometry chart hanging around.

[keno]

email the seller? His address is in the ad.

keno

[dave thompson]

I've been in contact with the seller when he had it on EBay. He's not the most responsive guy I've ever run into. This bike would be perfect for me other than the standover. To me, standover is the dimension that I'm least interested in, but on this bike I would have to wrap the top tube in toilet paper.

Here is e-mail from him when I was inquiring about the bike:
"Hello, yes I am the original owner of this bike. No, it was not custom made for me. I do not know the specfic grade of the elastomers but I do know there were 3 different grades to choose from and I have the stiffest of the three. The following are the dimensions and geometry of the bike:
Frame: 61, Seat angle: 73 degrees, Top tube angle: 59, Head tube angle:
73.5, Chain stay: 42 cm, Fork rake: 4.3, Wheel base: 102.7, and the
stand-over: 86.9, Crank length: 175"

According to the 2000 Serotta catalog, these are standard figures for a 61cm bike.

[Marron]

Too steep (seat tube that is) for me. I had been under the impression that these had a laid back geometry.

[rnhood]

Will the frame size dimension be "C-C" as on their current bikes?