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    I have a 2007 Contessa CR1 pro. At the time, the only differences between the Contessa CR1 Pro and the "men's" CR1 Pro were a) pink details and b) shorter cranks and a women's saddle (both of which I replaced, actually). The frame geometry/measurements were identical. My bike also came with 40 cm handlebars on a size XS frame, which you don't usually see in a "real" WSD bike.

    The Scott website used to have the tech specs/geometry/sizing for all of the models -- that would be a good place to look.
    Last edited by VeloVT; 09-22-2010 at 06:42 PM.

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    You can find geometry for the Speedster you have here:
    http://www.scott-sports.com/us_en/pr...2/55736/218120

    You can find the geometry for the Contessa CR1 Pro here:
    http://www.scott-sports.com/us_en/pr...4/55941/218001

    At a quick glance:

    Top tube length:
    Contessa CR1 pro in size 54: 54.5 cm
    Speedster S40 in Size 52: 53 cm

    Seat tube angle:
    Contessa CR1 pro, size 54: 74 deg
    Speedster S40, size 52: 74.5 deg

    Seat tube length (c-c):
    Contessa CR1 pro, 54: 48 cm
    Speedster S40, 52: 46 cm

    Standover height:
    Contessa CR1 pro, 54: 77.5
    Speedster S40, 52: 75.3 cm


    The Contessa CR1 Pro in 54 **is** a bigger bike than the Speedster you have. I didn't compare the 52 to the 52 directly, but it looks like the sizing between the two models is actually pretty similar.

 

 

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