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09-21-2018, 03:06 PM
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Not to pile on, but the seller posted the build sheet. The description was vague, (virtual or actual ST or TT length/ CC or CT). If I was a buyer, and I didn't have the build sheet handy, I'd have either not bid or asked for detailed measurements. This is 100% on you. Forcing a paypal dispute is a really unfair route to take. Even if you hadn't waited a month and a half, the geo was there in the photos.
Couldn't ask more than to have the actual numbers from the builder. Last edited by dbh; 09-21-2018 at 03:09 PM. 
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09-28-2018, 11:55 AM
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I ALWAYS ask the seller to clarify the bike measurements because a lot of people use C-T and old school folks want to know the “true” C-C measurement. In any case I couldn’t open the link to check this. I I normally ride a 55 or 56cm (CC) bike but I have a 54cm Paramount that I adjust the size with stem and seatpost to fit. It’s just as comfortable to ride as my other bikes. I doubt the seller tried to hoodwink you but 6 weeks makes it your problem. It’s a great frame sell it on Paceline and you may just lose your original shipping cost.
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