Santa Cruz Nomad 27.5 2020 Geometry

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		XS	S	M	L	XL
A	Reach	390mm	420mm	440mm	460mm	490mm
B	Stack	584mm	593mm	602mm	611mm	620mm
C	Head Tube Angle	65°	65°	65°	65°	65°
D	Seat Tube Length	375mm	390mm	420mm	450mm	480mm
E	Front Center	704mm	738mm	762mm	787mm	821mm
F	BB Height	344mm	344mm	344mm	344mm	344mm
G	BB Drop	10mm	10mm	10mm	10mm	10mm
H	Wheelbase	1134mm	1168mm	1192mm	1216mm	1251mm
I	Chainstay Length	430mm	430mm	430mm	430mm	430mm
J	Head Tube Length	90mm	100mm	110mm	120mm	130mm
K	Top Tube Length	540mm	573mm	596mm	619mm	653mm
L	Seat Tube Angle	74.5°	74.5°	74.5°	74.5°	74.5°
M	Standover Height	710mm	712mm	728mm	726mm	718mm
N	Eye to Eye Length	230mm	230mm	230mm	230mm	230mm

	Seatpost Length	100mm	125mm	150mm	170mm	170mm
	Stem Length
	Crank Length	165mm	170mm	170mm	170mm	170mm

		XS	S	M	L	XL
A	Reach	386mm	416mm	436mm	456mm	486mm
B	Stack	587mm	596mm	605mm	614mm	623mm
C	Head Tube Angle	64.6°	64.6°	64.6°	64.6°	64.6°
D	Seat Tube Length	375mm	390mm	420mm	450mm	480mm
E	Front Center	704mm	738mm	762mm	787mm	821mm
F	BB Height	339mm	339mm	339mm	339mm	339mm
G	BB Drop	15mm	15mm	15mm	15mm	15mm
H	Wheelbase	1135mm	1169mm	1194mm	1218mm	1252mm
I	Chainstay Length	431mm	431mm	431mm	431mm	431mm
J	Head Tube Length	90mm	100mm	110mm	120mm	130mm
K	Top Tube Length	541mm	574mm	598mm	621mm	654mm
L	Seat Tube Angle	74.1°	74.1°	74.1°	74.1°	74.1°
M	Standover Height	704mm	706mm	722mm	720mm	718mm
N	Eye to Eye Length	230mm	230mm	230mm	230mm	230mm

	Seatpost Length	125mm	125mm	150mm	170mm	170mm
	Stem Length
	Crank Length	165mm	170mm	170mm	170mm	170mm

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