A while ago I made an investigation of cyclists leg length in relation to their total length. Inner leg length can be measured e.g. by holding a book or thin binder against a wall, while at the same time pressing it firmly up against the crotch and measuring from the floor. You must be two persons to do this properly.
The results were:
Average total length = 185.3cm (6"1')
Average leg length = 85.4cm
Relative leg length = 46.1% (85.4/185.3)
If you have really short legs you are close to 40%, really long legs are around (or even above) 50%. This was done only on male cyclists and does of course include length differences above the shoulders. Still, it should give some idea of your stature.
You are welcome to add your own data
/Kevin
The results were:
Average total length = 185.3cm (6"1')
Average leg length = 85.4cm
Relative leg length = 46.1% (85.4/185.3)
If you have really short legs you are close to 40%, really long legs are around (or even above) 50%. This was done only on male cyclists and does of course include length differences above the shoulders. Still, it should give some idea of your stature.
You are welcome to add your own data
/Kevin