^^^i've seen posts like this before, i really don't understand your goals at all.. either you are gonna bodybuild or you aren't... there isn't an in between... don't see the point of running a test cycle just for the heck of it and then going back to running another time of year. your gains will be gone by then.
also these aren't rules per se, they are just common sense approaches to training. for example would someone who wants to run a marathon not have to train leading up to it and build up their conditioning and body? then why is bodybuilding any different.. you should build yourself up, get your conditioning down THEN run juice after you have a base. otherwise your gains will dissapear very quickly.
at your height and weight, and looking at your pic.. you do not have much of a base at all. your chest is very small and your shoulders are not wide... you have a very nice endurance athlete body and there is nothing wrong with it. i would rather have that body then a big gut powerlifter body anyday personally. but what we are trying to get at is you can achieve some very nice gains without juice and not risking gyno, HPTA suppression, and other problems from AAS use. so in conclusion i would recommend you add about 25-30 pounds of mass to your frame focusing on lifting.. and then when you get that base come back and we will definately set you up on a cycle to fit your goals.
thats the advice you are gonna get on this board, cause 95% of us on here are 'cycling gym rats/bodybuilders'