I'm considering a larger Nomad. I'm 5'9"-5'10" and I'm stuck deciding between a large and medium V4. Any wisdom would be greatly appreciated. I currently own a medium V3 Nomad and it feels a bit on the smallish side when things get gnarly. Have any of you made the change from medium to large? How did it go? What did you notice between the 2 different sizes.
I’m 5,9” and spent last year on a large, this year I’m on a medium and I far prefer it in the turns. I don’t feel like I’m fighting the front end to corner on steeper stuff and I can’t say I notice it being any less stable.
I’m 5,9” and spent last year on a large, this year I’m on a medium and I far prefer it in the turns. I don’t feel like I’m fighting the front end to corner on steeper stuff and I can’t say I notice it being any less stable.
I'm considering a larger Nomad. I'm 5'9"-5'10" and I'm stuck deciding between a large and medium V4. Any wisdom would be greatly appreciated. I currently own a medium V3 Nomad and it feels a bit on the smallish side when things get gnarly. Have any of you made the change from medium to large? How did it go? What did you notice between the 2 different sizes.
I'm 5' 6" and I'm on large. I love it even though I came off a bike too small. In the end it depends do you want it stable or snappy, judging by the fact you want a nomad I'm guessing stable. If I am right I would go with the large
For a given "size", the V4 fits almost exactly one size bigger. ex. V3 Large = V4 Medium.
I'm 6' and ride a bike that's bigger than the V4 XL. I like big bikes. Both the V4 Medium and Large seem reasonable for you if you can fit a long enough dropper as you want on the Large. That might be the determining factor for you.
I am running a 185mm bike yoke revive on mine and it's about and inch out of the frame. I dont know my inseam honestly. Btw I'm 5 6 if you didnt see my last post
I am running a 185mm bike yoke revive on mine and it's about and inch out of the frame. I dont know my inseam honestly. Btw I'm 5 6 if you didnt see my last post
You're absolutely certain you're on a Large and the post is the 185 mm version? I'm 6' with the same post on a bike with 470 mm seat tube. 170 mm cranks. About 15 mm of post exposed. Low-profile saddle that's usually found on road bikes. Leg extension essentially the same as I use on my road bike. Steep seat tube angle with the saddle slammed forward on the rails. Put all these things together and my post extension is unusually high for my height and my proportions are nearly spot-on average, according to a custom frame builder.
The Nomad V4 Large has a 450 mm seat tube and you have about 25 mm of post exposed. That puts us at nearly the same BB to saddle length. This shouldn't be possible. Maybe if you have thick flat pedals, thick shoes, 160 mm cranks, an unpadded saddle, and super long legs ... ?
Here is my setup: Fame 2018 large ink cc Seat slammed forward in rails Wtb Silverado seat 185mm bike yoke revive 165mm hope cranks Hope f20 pedals Typically a pair of Van's shoes occasionally 5 10s
I too am 5'6" and am on a Large V4 Nomad CC, I have a 150mm drop magura vyron post and have the collar up about 15mm from the frame, using a WTB Volt 135mm saddle and 170 cranks.
177cm and ride a Large v4 with 185mm Revive Post 10mm out of seat tube. Thats about its limit, when fully slammed the cable doesn't release properly and post stays disengaged.