>>1913441The GIANT on the right has a longer seat tube, maybe a shorter top tube, and shorter chain stay. Looks like the tire is tucked closer to the down tube too.
That's of course if both are 700c.
Taller seat tube is obviously better for longer leg bros. Shorter chain stay is better for quicker movements on tighter roads/trails.
If the tire is closer to the downtube that means it could have a steeper head tube angle, or different rake/trail measurements which can change the ease at which the bike turns in, or prefers to go straight.
However this is all visual and I can be wrong.
Sloopy top tubes are better for people with shorter inseams, or who like the look.
My short legged friend had a trek fuel that had a dip in the top tube but he still would nick it with his shoes.
Pic related was my friends bike. Pretty slack geo at the time and the suspension was compliant.
