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Review: Transition TransAM

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August 18, 2009 8

Transition TransAM

Transition TransAM

The Transition TransAM is a fun bike that you can build up in a myriad of configurations including geared or single speed. Read more about what we thought about the Transition TransAM inside.

[Review: Transition TransAM]

8 Comments

    That’s a pretty sweet looking ride. Cool that it can be built up as an SS!

      • Balog
      • Aug 19, 2009, 13:23
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      What´s the rider´s height? I´m 6´3″ and ride a SPZ P1 All Mountain with almost the same geometry.. but found the 75mm stem way too short for climbing.. so opted for a 100mm Truvativ AKA stem… and the bike is doing great going down too… have you tested different stem lenghts?

        • sicklines
        • Aug 20, 2009, 15:36
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        A Specialized P1? I had one of those, the fit wasn’t anywhere near the same as this bike (nor its intended purpose). I’m about 6′3, Kevin (Transition) is about the same height as is Brad and they are on a Large w/50-60mm stems last I checked. Depending on what you’re going for though, a 100mm stem could be used for a longer feel on the TransAM. We haven’t strayed too far away from the 70mm stem (have a 50mm stem as well) as that has proven to be a good length to do a wide variety of riding with the TransAM.

    • Dan
    • Aug 20, 2009, 17:05
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    ISCG not ISCG05? 30.0 seatpost Campy IS headset. I liked the rest of the bike though.

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