Bike Buying | Guide Size

Kids' bikes are sized by rather than frame height. 12-inch: Ages 2–4 (approx. 2'10" – 3'4") 16-inch: Ages 4–6 (approx. 3'7" – 4'0") 20-inch: Ages 6–9 (approx. 4'0" – 4'5") 24-inch: Ages 8–11 (approx. 4'5" – 4'9") Pro-Tips for Buying

The vertical height from the pedals to the handlebars. A higher stack puts you in a more upright, comfortable position. 4. Sizing for Kids bike buying guide size

Height is the most common starting point for bike sizing. Use these general charts to find your baseline size. Kids' bikes are sized by rather than frame height

While pedaling, your knees should not hit the handlebars (too small), and your legs should not fully lock out at the bottom of the stroke (too large). 3'7" – 4'0") 20-inch: Ages 6–9 (approx

Your height gives you a direction, but your inseam gives you precision. This is not your pant size; it is the distance from your crotch to the floor.

Road bikes are typically sized in centimeters (cm). 4'11" – 5'2": 47 – 50 cm 5'3" – 5'6": 51 – 54 cm 5'7" – 5'9": 54 – 56 cm 5'10" – 6'0": 56 – 58 cm 6'1" – 6'3": 58 – 61 cm

If you are on the cusp, sizing down is usually safer as it offers better control and maneuverability. Sizing up is better if you prefer a more stable, less "twitchy" feel.