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[Closed] anyone got a good memory, 2010'ish Yeti Arc size guide?

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I had a 2010 Yeti Arc that I sold a couple of years ago and regretted doing so, so i'm thinking of looking for another 26" wheel Arc frame, 2010 or later, to build up as a light xc adventure ride for summer. i want a 26" as i have a nice set of wheels already.

problem is i cant remember what frame size i had and i cannot find any old Yeti height charts for that period, i dont suppose anyone can remember?

i'm 5ft11 and i seem to recall i was around a med or a large, but which one i do not know.


 
Posted : 16/02/2022 7:20 pm
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Pretty sure that would have been a large (though it was also a time when folk "sized down" because they thought that made things more fun). I rode a demo large around that time and it felt too big for me at 5'7".


 
Posted : 16/02/2022 7:30 pm
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I'm a tad under 5'11 (hmmm 5'10 then!) and always had Medium (18") in Yetis from around that time.
But, check the [url= https://yeticycles.com/manuals ]manuals[/url]. All have Geometry charts.

Here's the 2010 Arc


 
Posted : 16/02/2022 10:59 pm
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If it helps I'm 5'11" and rode a medium ASR-C from 2009, and another from 2011 (warranty job, the old importers, Evolution, were much better at sorting stuff than Silverfish) Uncut seatpost with a 90mm stem IIRC.


 
Posted : 17/02/2022 1:57 am
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As above, I had a medium ASR5 but should have been on a large at 6’. As long as the stand over is OK, sizing up will be more ‘modern’ in terms of reach. So I’d aim for a large.


 
Posted : 17/02/2022 9:15 am

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