I ride mine on the forearm and not elbow find that uncomfortable, for that reason I have a pair of small C2. Actually tried a pair of mediums while getting fitted on a new bike, it did not feel right to ride with elbow on pads, may well be due to lenght of forearms and what I was use to previously

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Simple Simon
Where's the Fried Chicken??

The box the C2's come in have a measurement scale along the side of it showing the varying lengths. I think they are generally a bit longer than competitors i.e. mine are a medium, whereas I would normally require a large from another manufacturer. Go down to your LBS and try some out or have a stealthy look at a one of their boxes.

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I have a road bike with the small Streamliners (I think they are same lengths as the C2's). I don't find it uncomfortable at all. The pad hits rights in the middle of my forearm. I haven't even given it a thought whether it was comfortable or not, so it must be.

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Justin in Austin, get it? :)

Cool races:
- Redman
- Desoto American Triple T

I've always found C2's very comfortable. I've used medium on a tri set up and small on a "multi-sport" position on a Giant TCR-1.

But then I've also found Profile Jammer GT's very comfortable while a number of people on this forum have complained about them. Comfort is a personal thing.