Trek Powerfly FS 2020 Geometry

Frame size number	Frame size letter	Geometry position	Wheel size	A — Seat tube	B — Seat tube angle	Effective seat tube angle	C — Head tube length	D — Head angle	E — Effective top tube	F — Bottom bracket height	G — Bottom bracket drop	H — Chainstay length	I — Offset	J — Trail	K — Wheelbase	L — Standover	M — Frame reach	N — Frame stack
15.5	S	High	27.5″	36.8	72.9°	74.9°	10	67.4°	57	33.3	1.8	47.4	5.1	9.3	117.6	77	39.9	58.9
15.5	S	Low	27.5″	36.8	72.4°	74.4°	10	66.9°	57	32.7	2.4	47.4	5.1	9.6	117.7	76.5	40.5	59.4
17.5	M	High	27.5″	41.9	72.9°	74.8°	10	67.4°	60	33.3	1.8	47.4	5.1	9.3	120.7	76	43.5	58.8
17.5	M	Low	27.5″	41.9	72.4°	74.4°	10	66.9°	60	32.7	2.4	47.4	5.1	9.6	120.7	75.5	43.5	59.3
18.5	ML	High	27.5″	44.5	72.9°	74.8°	10.5	67.4°	62	33.3	1.8	47.4	5.1	9.3	122.7	74.8	46.1	59.2
18.5	ML	Low	27.5″	44.5	72.4°	74.4°	10.5	66.9°	62	32.7	2.4	47.4	5.1	9.6	122.8	74.3	45.3	59.8
19.5	L	High	27.5″	47	72.9°	74.8°	11	67.4°	63.4	33.3	1.8	47.4	5.1	9.3	124.2	74.6	47.3	59.2
19.5	L	Low	27.5″	47	72.4°	74.3°	11	66.9°	63.4	32.7	2.4	47.4	5.1	9.6	124.3	74.1	46.6	60.2
21.5	XL	High	27.5″	52.1	72.9°	74.8°	12.5	67.4°	66.2	33.3	1.8	47.4	5.1	9.3	127.2	75.8	49.7	60.9
21.5	XL	Low	27.5″	52.1	72.4°	74.3°	12.5	66.9°	66.2	32.7	2.4	47.4	5.1	9.6	127.3	75.3	49	61.6

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