Need help comparing Fit calculator and bicycle geometry

Hi all.

This summer/fall I am going to buy my first Tri bike but I have still not found a LBS that carries tri bikes that are in my price range (max $2.000) (I live in Copenhagen) so I have been looking into ordering a bike online to be within my price range.

I am 84 kg (185 lbs) and my height is 193 cm (6’4 ft). My goal is Ironman but for know I am training for olympic distance and 1/2 IM.

From www.competitivecyclist.com I did a TT fit test and I have been trying to compare the numbers they give to geometry from bike manufactures without success. These were the results from the TT fit test:

Tube Range 58.0 - 60.0
Stem Length Range 8.0 - 10.0
Saddle-Bottom Bracket Position 86.4
Saddle-Pedal Position 103.6
Saddle-Ground Position 111.4
Cranklength 180.0
Aero Bar Size L
Saddle-Aero Bar Pad Drop Minimal 11.4
Saddle-Aero Bar Pad Drop Moderate 17.5
Saddle-Aero Bar Pad Drop Intense 20.0
Saddle-Aero Bar Pad Drop Maximal 24.4
Pad-Ground Position Minimal 100.0
Pad-Ground Position Moderate 93.9
Pad-Ground Position Intense 91.4
Pad-Ground Position Maximal 87.0

The bikes that I have been looking at are:

Fuji Aloha 1.0 2010 - http://www.fujibikes.com/Specialty/Triathlon/Aloha10-(3).aspx
Felt S22 2010 - http://www.feltbicycles.com/International/2010-Product-Catalog/TT-TRI/TT-TRI-Series/S22.aspx

Do either of these bikes fit me if not do you know of a bike that would?

If any one could help me it would mean a lot.

From www.competitivecyclist.com I did a TT fit test and I have been trying to compare the numbers they give to geometry from bike manufactures without success…

That’s because the numbers from competitivecyclist are essentially too broad to be useful. If you refuse to pay for a fitting, you can use Dan’s static fit system here: http://www.slowtwitch.com/Bike_Fit/General_Fit_Articles/Devising_a_static_tri-fit_system_890.html

which will give you relevant metrics you can match up to here: http://www.slowtwitch.com/stackreach.html

“Saddle-Aero Bar Pad Drop Minimal 11.4
Saddle-Aero Bar Pad Drop Moderate 17.5
Saddle-Aero Bar Pad Drop Intense 20.0
Saddle-Aero Bar Pad Drop Maximal 24.4”

so, the output of your “session” with competitive cyclist is that they’ve narrowed your armrest elevation to somewhere within a 13cm range?