Santa Cruz Hightower 29 2020 Geometry

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Size XXL is only available in carbon models.

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		S	M	L	XL	XXL
A	Reach	428mm	453mm	473mm	493mm	518mm
B	Stack	601mm	610mm	619mm	637mm	660mm
C	Head Tube Angle	65.5°	65.5°	65.5°	65.5°	65.5°
D	Seat Tube Length	380mm	405mm	430mm	460mm	500mm
E	Front Center	745mm	774mm	798mm	827mm	862mm
F	BB Height	344mm	344mm	344mm	344mm	344mm
G	BB Drop	29mm	29mm	29mm	29mm	29mm
H	Wheelbase	1178mm	1207mm	1231mm	1260mm	1301mm
I	Chainstay Length	433mm	433mm	433mm	433mm	439mm
J	Head Tube Length	90mm	100mm	110mm	130mm	155mm
K	Top Tube Length	566mm	594mm	618mm	645mm	679mm
L	Seat Tube Angle	77.1°	77.0°	76.8°	76.6°	76.3°
M	Standover Height	704mm	718mm	717mm	718mm	709mm
N	Eye to Eye Length

	Seatpost Length	125mm	150mm	170mm	170mm	170-200mm
	Stem Length	40mm	50mm	50mm	50mm	50mm
	Crank Length	170mm	170mm	170mm	175mm	175mm

Size XXL is only available in carbon models.

		S	M	L	XL	XXL
A	Reach	425mm	450mm	470mm	490mm	515mm
B	Stack	603mm	612mm	621mm	639mm	662mm
C	Head Tube Angle	65.2°	65.2°	65.2°	65.2°	65.2°
D	Seat Tube Length	380mm	405mm	430mm	460mm	500mm
E	Front Center	745mm	774mm	798mm	827mm	862mm
F	BB Height	340mm	340mm	340mm	340mm	340mm
G	BB Drop	33mm	33mm	33mm	33mm	33mm
H	Wheelbase	1179mm	1208mm	1232mm	1261mm	1296mm
I	Chainstay Length	434mm	434mm	434mm	434mm	440mm
J	Head Tube Length	90mm	100mm	110mm	130mm	155mm
K	Top Tube Length	567mm	596mm	619mm	646mm	680mm
L	Seat Tube Angle	76.7°	76.6°	76.5°	76.3°	76.0°
M	Standover Height	699mm	713mm	713mm	713mm	704mm
N	Eye to Eye Length

	Seatpost Length	125mm	150mm	170mm	170mm	170-200mm
	Stem Length	40mm	50mm	50mm	50mm	50mm
	Crank Length	170mm	170mm	170mm	175mm	175mm

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