Santa Cruz Bronson 27.5 2020 Geometry

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		XS	S	M	L	XL
A	Reach	389mm	419mm	436mm	459mm	489mm
B	Stack	584mm	593mm	602mm	611mm	625mm
C	Head Tube Angle	65.4°	65.4°	65.4°	65.4°	65.4°
D	Seat Tube Length	370mm	380mm	405mm	430mm	460mm
E	Front Center	703mm	737mm	761mm	785mm	821mm
F	BB Height	344mm	344mm	344mm	344mm	344mm
G	BB Drop	10mm	10mm	10mm	10mm	10mm
H	Wheelbase	1134mm	1167mm	1191mm	1215mm	1252mm
I	Chainstay Length	430mm	430mm	430mm	430mm	430mm
J	Head Tube Length	100mm	110mm	120mm	130mm	145mm
K	Top Tube Length	541mm	574mm	598mm	621mm	656mm
L	Seat Tube Angle	75.3°	75.3°	75.3°	75.3°	75.3°
M	Standover Height	694mm	704mm	721mm	721mm	720mm
N	Eye to Eye Length	210mm	210mm	210mm	210mm	210mm

	Seatpost Length	100mm	125mm	150mm	170mm	170mm
	Stem Length	50mm	50mm	50mm	50mm	50mm
	Crank Length	170mm	170mm	170mm	175mm	175mm

		XS	S	M	L	XL
A	Reach	385mm	415mm	429mm	455mm	485mm
B	Stack	586mm	595mm	605mm	614mm	627mm
C	Head Tube Angle	65.1°	65.1°	65.1°	65.1°	65.1°
D	Seat Tube Length	370mm	380mm	405mm	430mm	460mm
E	Front Center	703mm	737mm	761mm	785mm	821mm
F	BB Height	340mm	340mm	340mm	340mm	340mm
G	BB Drop	14mm	14mm	14mm	14mm	14mm
H	Wheelbase	1134mm	1167mm	1191mm	1215mm	1252mm
I	Chainstay Length	430mm	430mm	430mm	430mm	430mm
J	Head Tube Length	100mm	110mm	120mm	130mm	145mm
K	Top Tube Length	541mm	574mm	598mm	621mm	656mm
L	Seat Tube Angle	75°	75°	75°	75°	75°
M	Standover Height	692mm	700mm	717mm	715mm	715mm
N	Eye to Eye Length	210mm	210mm	210mm	210mm	210mm

	Seatpost Length	100mm	125mm	150mm	170mm	170mm
	Stem Length	50mm	50mm	50mm	50mm	50mm
	Crank Length	170mm	170mm	170mm	175mm	175mm

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