Juice CC-S2 - Size (medium vs large) - Did anyone get the medium and think it was too small?

[xerxez]

I'm 6'1''. I think i should technically get the "large" but I wonder if i would also be fine with a medium.

 

[linklemming]

From what I can tell, the CC-S2 is the same frame as the CCX(which I have). Im 6ft with a 32inch inseam and have a L(18inch). I was right at the limit on seat tube extension so got a longer seatpost. If I had to do it again, I would have gone with an XL but I liked to be more stretched out/aero on a bike.

Alot can depend on how you want to be on the bike (very upright, somewhat upright or more stretched out/aero).

The L would likely be the best fit. IMHO the M would require another seatpost unless you have super short legs. The XL also might work depending on what you want.

 

[xerxez]

But, it does seem that if I buy a "medium" and I don't like the fit, the solution is as simple as buying another seat post?

(also, thank you for your response)

 

[Dunbar]

At 6’1” it’s kind of hard to imagine that you’d be better off on a M than a L frame.

 

[Bruce Arnold]

At 5'10" and 30" inseam I'm at the low end for the L. It fits but it's tight. I could have gone with the M. Given your size, you ought to be right in the sweet spot for the L.

 

[andyraf]

I'm 5'10", 32" inseam, L is just about right for me, and my seatpost is raised about 6-7" from minimum.

 

[Captain Slow]

I am 5' 9" went for a large and feel that it's smaller than I like. The problem I found is that as you go up in size the length of the top tube does not increase. I prefer to be more stretched out in a road position and was disappointed that the large wasn't longer. I probably would have gone with a medium had I known this, but the large is not too big for me and in fact the seat post is fairly high up.