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Please make this available to the US as well.

Man, the responses from Pinkbike is a lot more cynical than CylingTips, I wonder why? That scattered plot does not make much sense for the purpose of this article; it's the relationship between inseam and saddle height. Shouldn't inseam to saddle height ratio be fairly gender-neutral in the sense that assume all cyclists follow the 150­°-bend angle at the knee, then math would dictate that saddle height can only vary so much based on preference. A more convincing plot for the main argument of this article and against the "flawed" military study would be torso length vs inseam. Furthermore, I wonder what makes the US military study "flawed"? Is it because of the available demographic at the time of the study? if so, wouldn't that placed the responsibility of exercising due-diligence when citing a study as the justification of business operation on the bike manufactures?

@shredddr: I logged in just to upvote this sentiment.

I once built an Ripmo for a cube dweller where he wanted to run Shimano XT everything, but insist on having Sram cassette because he absolutely needs the 10T on the cassette. Turns out bike was used purely for urban commute, only.

@hamncheez: correct, I meant "anywhere to purchase".

@hamncheez: I can't find the 12-speed cassette anywhere.

@pinhead907: thank you.

@notphaedrus: can't find that enve review. source?

@timbo: do you have a source on the licensing? I'd love to read up on it. Thank you.

Looks like e-Tap won the world champ.