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 Sizes Frame sizes are based on the length of a bike’s seat-tube, from its uppermost point to the center of the bottom bracket. Road bikes measure this in centimeters while mountain bikes use inches. For example, you may suit a ‘55cm’ road bike frame size – or a ‘16 inch’...
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....
Wheel size remains an important indicator of children's bike size, ultimately restricting the frame size. With all of this in mind, here's everything you need to know about children's bike sizes to make sure your kids feel safe and confident on their bikes. Kids’ bike size chart This t...
Manufacturers cater to those of average size. Therefore, some adjustments are going to have to be made to find a bike for short people.
“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. ...
It’s crucial to understand that, when it comes to a child’s bike, these measurements refer to the wheel diameter, not the frame size. This is a straightforward way to choose the right size by consulting akids’ bike size chart and finding the right wheel size for your child’s height...
One of the most common questions for parents searching for a bike for the kids is "how do I make sure I get the right size bike for my kid?" At Prevelo, we try to keep bike sizing simple and predictable. We have a size guide to help you find the right bike. We are are going...
If you don’t have the actual bike handy, and the manufacturer provides the standover height, you can measure your inseam and pick a frame size that will fit. Inseam Measurement To measure your inseam, stand flat-footed with shoes off and put a carpenter’s level between your legs. Pull...
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 ...