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@JennMairead I am also a female with long legs, and all my frames are 'male'. The major thing I changed was a shorter stem (standard 200mm, mine 100mm) to compensate for shorter arms (so no lower back pain due to overstretching), and shorter handlebars to match my shoulder width (to net get pain in my shoulders/higher back). If you buy new from a shop you should be able to get this for free or only a little bit extra, as they just swap the handlebars and stem.
I find a good fit is more important then weight on your comfy/heavy/slower -> less comfy/light/fast scale. Also everyone is different so some frames just are better for you then others independent of prize.
Good luck with finding your bike and with future rides.
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Yes there will be a B-ride @user6786
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only members can post on the other forums. Once you sign up @Orestis will manually activate your email address. But this can take a few days if he is busy. If it takes longer than that message him.
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no need to worry. You should be fine with the C ride @Jacob
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What speed and distances do you do @Jacob
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Dear @Jacob Are you happy with 60-70km? In that case yes you are welcome to join this Sunday.
Dutch female cyclist that likes a challenge. I have been cycling on my road bike since i was 5 years old. Enjoy riding both solo and in groups, and long distance rides into the country side. Lived in london for 3 years, had multiple roles in the club. At the moment more as a visitor from nl.