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Trek Domain sizing

jamesd · 2015-08-14 21:00:00

Looking at a Trek Domain , I am 172cm high without shoes so wondering on my size. The website says size 52 for 168cm to 171cm and size 54 for 172cm to 175cm. My cycling is all sportives and club spins and no racing. Thanks

14-08-2015 9:00pm

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jamesd

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Looking at a Trek Domain , I am 172cm high without shoes so wondering on my size.
The website says size 52 for 168cm to 171cm and size 54 for 172cm to 175cm.

My cycling is all sportives and club spins and no racing.

Thanks

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#2 14-08-2015 10:54pm

Cee-Jay-Cee

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I would go with the 52. You can put a longer stem on and adjust the saddle further back if need be. It's easier to make a small frame fit you than a big one.

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