Size Guide

Road Bikes

Below is a list of sizing charts to help you find the right size bike, these charts work for most people but if your still not sure what size you need why not come in and try our bikes. Our staff are here to help and to guide you.

Use the sizing chart below to find the right sized road bike for you. Knowing your height and inseam measurements, you should be able to determine what size frame will be most comfortable for you. Of the two measurements, height and inseam, inseam is more important.

Mountain Bikes

Use the sizing chart below to find the right sized mountain bike for you. Knowing your height and inseam measurements, you should be able to determine what size frame will be most comfortable for you. Of the two measurements, height and inseam, inseam is more important.

Mountain bikes are generally measured in frame size (inches), which is the distance from the center of the cranks to the top of the frame at the seat tube.

Smaller bikes can be manoeuvered more easily and is usually used for jumping around easier.

Hybrid Bikes

Use the sizing chart below to find the right sized hybrid bike for you. Knowing your height and inseam measurements, you should be able to determine what size frame will be most comfortable for you. Of the two measurements, height and inseam, inseam is more important.

Hybrid bikes are generally measured in frame size (inches), which is the distance from the center of the crank to the top of the frame at the seat tube. The sizing is comparable to sizing of mountain bikes, which means they'll run a couple inches smaller than the road bike you'd probably ride.

Childrens Bikes

Use the sizing chart below to figure out how kids' bikes are measured and defined, and to know best what you're looking for when shopping for a particular bike. An important thing to know is that kids' bikes are measured in wheel size (diameter). This is in contrast to adult bikes, whose measurements refer to frame size.

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