Do you know what size frame it is because I’m the same height and I have 22” and works perfect
Scr4tismrocker1 on
Does it feel like you need to change something?
If not then dont.
Only thing you could try for free, is flipping your stem upside down to get higher bars.
Any_Researcher_3860 on
The frame looks small for your height. A top load stem will help a little too, and it’s an upgrade you can bring with you to a new frame.
that-lolstein137 on
if you really need a new frame maby look into the new BSD one with a 10″ standover and long tt
hoganloaf on
How are we supposed to know? You tell us
rockstarducklin on
Anyone with a 23in?
TurtleJumper7 on
I really like that seat!
Pepperonipuke on
I mean if your tall and desiring something less squirrelly on say, bigger dirt jumps or vert park riding, you could always switch to a 26″ single speed rigid, like the Specialized P1 or similar dirt jump bikes. I used to ride a P1. Loved it on dirt, went back to a 20″ bike with a 21″ top tube (cause Im also pretty tall) and I found bigger bars (I ride 9.75″ rise, 29.75″ width, 2 degrees of back sweep, 10 degrees of upsweep) and also a top load stem with about 50mm of rise, and I still wish I had a little more control over bigger dirt jumps. But in terms of park/street that I usually ride its perfect.
adult504 on
Yep, you need a bad raider frame. Only frame made for folks 6’2.
4130life on
I wouldn’t get bigger bars or a top load stem. The front end to tt ratio would make the handling weird at your height. I’d say say longer frame or leave it as is
Fluffy-Government773 on
To be honest, I recently went up on my handlebars. I’m running the S&M 12 step there a 12 inch rise bar. And I love them if that’s too tall you could also check out the S&m 11 or the S&M perfect tens
That_Web_6789 on
If you feel comfortable on it then no your all good
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Do you know what size frame it is because I’m the same height and I have 22” and works perfect
Does it feel like you need to change something?
If not then dont.
Only thing you could try for free, is flipping your stem upside down to get higher bars.
The frame looks small for your height. A top load stem will help a little too, and it’s an upgrade you can bring with you to a new frame.
if you really need a new frame maby look into the new BSD one with a 10″ standover and long tt
How are we supposed to know? You tell us
Anyone with a 23in?
I really like that seat!
I mean if your tall and desiring something less squirrelly on say, bigger dirt jumps or vert park riding, you could always switch to a 26″ single speed rigid, like the Specialized P1 or similar dirt jump bikes. I used to ride a P1. Loved it on dirt, went back to a 20″ bike with a 21″ top tube (cause Im also pretty tall) and I found bigger bars (I ride 9.75″ rise, 29.75″ width, 2 degrees of back sweep, 10 degrees of upsweep) and also a top load stem with about 50mm of rise, and I still wish I had a little more control over bigger dirt jumps. But in terms of park/street that I usually ride its perfect.
Yep, you need a bad raider frame. Only frame made for folks 6’2.
I wouldn’t get bigger bars or a top load stem. The front end to tt ratio would make the handling weird at your height. I’d say say longer frame or leave it as is
To be honest, I recently went up on my handlebars. I’m running the S&M 12 step there a 12 inch rise bar. And I love them if that’s too tall you could also check out the S&m 11 or the S&M perfect tens
If you feel comfortable on it then no your all good