Cyclocross Bikes - SS / Fixed

With you on the Peregrine.
Just thought a lower TT might be a better idea for a shorter person riding off-road. I could'nt stand over the small :(

I make the standover on the 54 ETT cross check to be around 2" less. Plus, doesnt the geometry, of the cross check, become more compact as you go down in size?
http://www.surlybikes.com/frames/cross_check_frame/

I have the opposite problem - 6'4" with a 37.5" inseam - so it's hard to get a frame which gets the bars to the right height. My 62cm cross check has about 4.5cm of spacers and a +15 degree stem to get the bars level with the saddle.

Konijn - I've got a Singular 29er and it is a wonderful frame, so I'd really recommend the brand if you can stretch to it and the geometry works for you. I'd also recommentd looking on singletrackworld.com for second hand MTB components to help lower the cost. I got some great deals on disc brakes, wheels, stem etc from there.