Pure Cycles Original geometry: comparing the 50 and 58 cm columns
Pure Cycles Original geometry changes in several ways between the chart's 50 cm and 58 cm columns. The larger frame label is only the starting point. Comparing the complete columns reveals changes in the top tube, head tube, angles and wheelbase, alongside measurements that remain the same.
Compare Pure Cycles Original geometry row by row
The effective top-tube entries are 53 for the 50 cm column and 58 for the 58 cm column. Head tube changes from 9.0 to 12.5. These are the table's printed linear values; the individual row labels do not repeat a unit, so retain their original chart context when sharing them.
Seat Tube, Center To Top follows the size labels, showing 50 and 58 in the respective columns. That row alone cannot describe the distance to the handlebars. Effective top tube and head tube add different information, and none of these numbers should be substituted for another.
Follow the angles and the wheel positions
For the 50 cm column, seat-tube angle is 74 degrees and head-tube angle is 72.5 degrees. In the 58 cm column those entries are 73 and 73.5 degrees. The change is not simply a uniform enlargement of every value.
Wheelbase is 97.9 versus 101.1, while chainstay remains 41.5 in both columns. Bottom-bracket drop reads 7.0 versus 6.8. Together these rows document where the two charts differ. They do not establish a measured handling advantage, a comfortable posture or a preferred size for an individual.
Keep the chart attached to an identified frame
The model listed locally is Pure Cycles Original Bike — Juliet. Its Small, Medium, Large and XL options are not explicitly mapped to all six numerical chart columns. Confirm the actual frame designation before applying the comparison to one of those options.
The separate white bicycle photograph shows a frame, fork and two wheel positions that help explain the chart's subject. It supplies no measurements of the Original. For brand context beyond this dimensional comparison, read the existing Pure Cycles introduction.
FAQ: interpreting the two columns
Does every geometry value increase with frame size?
No. Chainstay stays at 41.5 in these two columns, and some angle values change differently.
Can wheelbase alone identify the better fit?
No. This comparison records chart dimensions, not an individual fitting assessment or riding test.
Can I assume Large is the 58 cm column?
No. The cited four-option selector does not explicitly resolve the numerical column for every lettered option.
Return to the Pure Cycles collection with the exact frame identity recorded.
Manufacturer references: Original product and geometry (https://www.purecycles.com/products/original-21154).
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