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Without knowing anything about your body geometry, I'd play it safe and go Small.
On a smaller frame can always push saddle back/use a riser stack on the bars/use a longer stem. -
older cervelos (p2/3)are quite a good option, the cost has dropped again after a peak around march time, and they are pretty good geometry wise and not terrible aerodynamically of themselves, they are nice an simple bikes to work on, with no complicated routing or built in stems so pretty easy to get a good set up on.
I'm 173cm and ride a 2008 P2 size 51, which I picked up as a complete bike for £750.
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can anybody help - I've done a couple of club 10's on my road bike and didn't finish last (I only commute at the moment with no training) but would like to build a tt bike. I've got most of the bits minus the frame and would like to build one up but I'm finding the sizing confusing compared to road frames?
I'm 5' 8" and usually between small and medium but usually opt for small as I prefer the feel of a smaller frame. What size should I be looking for? Looking at the cheaper end of the market