Santa Cruz Nomad 27.5 2020 Geometry

Written by Ty Sutherland in Enduro

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Sizing up the Santa Cruz Nomad 27.5 2020? Compare its reach, stack, and handling against 200+ bikes with our Bike Geometry Comparison and Fit Calculator.
XSSMLXL
AReach390mm420mm440mm460mm490mm
BStack584mm593mm602mm611mm620mm
CHead Tube Angle65°65°65°65°65°
DSeat Tube Length375mm390mm420mm450mm480mm
EFront Center704mm738mm762mm787mm821mm
FBB Height344mm344mm344mm344mm344mm
GBB Drop10mm10mm10mm10mm10mm
HWheelbase1134mm1168mm1192mm1216mm1251mm
IChainstay Length430mm430mm430mm430mm430mm
JHead Tube Length90mm100mm110mm120mm130mm
KTop Tube Length540mm573mm596mm619mm653mm
LSeat Tube Angle74.5°74.5°74.5°74.5°74.5°
MStandover Height710mm712mm728mm726mm718mm
NEye to Eye Length230mm230mm230mm230mm230mm
 
Seatpost Length100mm125mm150mm170mm170mm
Stem Length
Crank Length165mm170mm170mm170mm170mm
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XSSMLXL
AReach386mm416mm436mm456mm486mm
BStack587mm596mm605mm614mm623mm
CHead Tube Angle64.6°64.6°64.6°64.6°64.6°
DSeat Tube Length375mm390mm420mm450mm480mm
EFront Center704mm738mm762mm787mm821mm
FBB Height339mm339mm339mm339mm339mm
GBB Drop15mm15mm15mm15mm15mm
HWheelbase1135mm1169mm1194mm1218mm1252mm
IChainstay Length431mm431mm431mm431mm431mm
JHead Tube Length90mm100mm110mm120mm130mm
KTop Tube Length541mm574mm598mm621mm654mm
LSeat Tube Angle74.1°74.1°74.1°74.1°74.1°
MStandover Height704mm706mm722mm720mm718mm
NEye to Eye Length230mm230mm230mm230mm230mm
 
Seatpost Length125mm125mm150mm170mm170mm
Stem Length
Crank Length165mm170mm170mm170mm170mm

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Ride character of the Santa Cruz Nomad 27.5 2020

In size L, the Santa Cruz Nomad 27.5 2020 pairs short 430 mm chainstays that make it eager to manual, pop off lips and snap through tight corners; a slack 65.0° head angle that stays composed when it gets steep and fast; a moderate 460 mm reach; a relaxed 74.5° seat angle.

Those numbers describe how it steers and sits. How the suspension actually feels, small-bump sensitivity, mid-stroke support and bottom-out ramp, comes down to its leverage and anti-squat curves: see our MTB suspension kinematics guide, and put its geometry head-to-head with any other bike in the geometry comparison tool.

Ty Sutherland

Ty Sutherland: Nestled in the heart of Okanagan, BC - a global epicenter for mountain biking - Ty has been an ardent mountain biker for over 15 years. His journey began with a Norco Sight, a ride that ignited his passion for the sport. Since then, his collection has grown to include the adrenaline-pumping Norco Aurum for downhill park adventures and the cutting-edge Specialized Turbo Levo. With a keen eye on the ever-evolving world of bike geometry and technology, Ty is fascinated by how bikes continue to advance, becoming safer and amplifying the thrill with each innovation. At "Bikometry.com", Ty's mission is clear: to keep fellow biking enthusiasts abreast of the latest advancements, ensuring every ride is safer, more exhilarating, and endlessly enjoyable.

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