1. How to measure the size of a bike frame? To measure the size of a bike frame, you need to measure the length of the seat tube, from the center of the bottom bracket to the place where the seat post enters the seat tube. Another important measurement is the top tube length, whic...
“Frame Size” Frame size generally refers to frame height, the length of the seat tube from the bottom bracket (crank bearing) to the top tube. There is a problem with this. That problem is that it tells you only a little about how the bike will fit you. ...
Once you’ve made a decision about frame model, height is a pretty good starting point for sizing. People often tell me they have long bodies so need a longer bike, but longer arms often mean shorter legs for any given height, so these things tend to average out. The bike pages give ...
How to Choose a Mountain Bike Choose the type of mountain bike that is right for you. Compare specs and stats across models. Determine which size will fit you best. Pick a build kit and components that fit your goals and budget. Ride some bikes! Demo models that you’re deciding between...
You’ll find the frame number on a sticker near the bottom bracket, by the barcode or on the docu-ments, such as the invoice, that were handed to you when you bought your bike. KOGA frame num-bers consist of two letters followed by a 7-digit series of numbers....
Across the spectrum of cycling skill and experience, off-season is the time to evaluate bicycle fit. New riders purchasing a stock road bike need to be assessed to determine the correct frame size, or whether they should consider getting a custom frame, while experienced riders may benefit from...
Step 1: Choose your bike To start rolling in the right direction, you’ll have to determine where you want to ride. Are you looking for the perfect bike for bike paths and fitness rides? Want to ride fast on the road? Or are you after a bike built to blaze the trail? Pick the bi...
By checking tyre sidewall specifications, you can determine the correct inner tube size, ensuring a proper fit and optimal performance. Understanding the different valve systems—like Presta and Schrader will also help you choose the right valve for your bike. Browse in-store or on our website ...
If you’ve chosen the sleek frame pump, here’s how to pump like a pro: Swift Strokes: Frame pumps are designed for efficiency. Take advantage of their slender build and deliver swift strokes for high-pressure inflation. Top Tube Stability: Since frame pumps are fitted along the bike’s...
Before painting, you’ll want to disassemble the bike. The chain, wheels, chains, and everything else that is attached to the frame will need to be removed. You can start by removing the seat so you can flip the bike upside down and disassemble the rest of the frame. From there, you...