Cinelli Mash Work 2016 Frameset Sizing and Height question

O.k i am thinking to build a bike with this Frameset

I dont have the luxury to try it and i need to order it from an online store in Europe

My height is 192 CM

Which Size is more ideal for me in your opinion.... XL or XXL ?

The size chart is This:

xl

I have the XL (top tube 570) 2015 and I'm 179cm. Photo of my current setup:

I think the XXL gonna feel a little big thats my concern actually and i am between the XL and the XXL. I used to have the first cinelli mash frameset at size XL years ago

I am planning to put 170mm crankset and 110mm stem..

Yea, the xxl is 30mm longer, I have also 110mm stem and 170 crankset on mine. But I have long arms and legs...

@Hippy Thread needs merging with Mash thread. Frame is getting a fair bit of attention mebbe?

Can't shake this frame off either. Want a robust frame that I can throw about (noooo, go away with your pomp recommendations). Either that or a Tonic/FBM.

with FBM you have to go custom if you want bigger size than 56 though...

Hey sorry, gonna be the rando who makes an account just to parachute into the thread to ask a question. Mind telling me what brake caliper you're running on the Mash Work? Does the fork require something mid/long reach?

Hi, I had Paul minimoto brakes on the bike and got tired of the squeaking, I did all the tricks, it worked for a while and started again. So I went for the caliper brakes, I have the 57mm reach shimanos and had to file the brakes a bit to make work. So if you don't want to do that, go for a even longer reach. This frame is from the first batch, spring 2015 - I'm not sure what they have changed for the 2016.

Interesting, is the Works fork already drilled for a caliper ? I'm just about to push the button on a L Works frame set and was going to run a xt v brake up front, I've never had a problem with the squeaking before.

Yes, it's drilled. But yea, if you have no probs with the v brake, go for it.

Thanks for the info. I'll probably go with mini v's on mine then. Glad I won't be shelling out for short reach calipers only to find they're too short. Cheers!