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if you know what your ideal effective not actual TT length is with a certain length stem it's easy to work out if a bike fits you or not (allowing for 'normal' stem lengths of 90-120) just find out from the giant/cinelli websites what the effective TT's are and take it from there.
mine is 55.5-56 with 110 stems once you know yours it doesn't take long to work out if a bike will fit. the only thing to watch out for is seat post extension on compact frames and standover on traditional frames if you are odd shaped (long legs/short torso or short legs/long torso)