Hi. Im roughly 5'11- 6' and I ride a size 58cm which is very comfortable for me. Should I size up or down for this frame? Thnx
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Also i bought this frame in a 58 and it felt a bit tall for me. I do like smaller frames though.
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In my opinion, I would stick with the 58cm if that's what you are comfortable with. But keep in mind that every bike is different. Just because one company sizes a bike at 58cm, another company can make a 56cm and they can feel almost exactly the same. My suggestion is to measure yourself correctly then find a bike that would ideally fit to your measurements.
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I'm 5'11 and ride a 56 usually, but i like anything from a 54-58. I'd say, if you're 5'11, 58 is on the bigger side of perfect, if you're 6' 58 is perfect.
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I am 5ft 10.5 inches and the medium fits fine. My friend about you size is just between a small and a medium. The important thing to look at is your inseam height to make sure it fits with the frame of the bike. Your actual height is not as important.
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Probably somewhere between 55cm-59cm frame, but you also must take into consideration other measurements too, particularly your inseam and arm length. Your best bet is to google how to measure yourself to give yourself peace of mind, or even contact Pure Fix themselves to see what they think if you're apprehensive. Here's a link to get you started: http://www.evanscycles.com/help/bike-sizing
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I'm also 5-10.5 & 33. I'm ordering the 58. My old, heavy Schwinn Continental is a 58, and it's perfect for me. If I were any shorter, the 58 would probably be too big for me. But I like as large a frame as I can handle.
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Cheryl,I think you should go up. I'm 5'6" and I have the smallest frame available. Good luck in your choice!
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I think this bike will be small for you. I am 5.6 and it fits me perfectly, but I have a feeling that for someone over 6 feet it is a small bike.
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While it's partially a matter of preference, the chart below should help. I'm 5'8" and ride a 154 cm.http://bicycling.about.com/od/howtoride/a/bike_sizing.htm
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My wife is 5'2" and she says that she wouldn't be comfortable if she was shorter. However I've seen much shorter girls ride this bike.Ideally you want the measurement of your inseam and not your height. You need an inseam of 28" (I believe) to be comfortable riding this bike. Good luck!
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I'm 5"11" & 185 and have pretty cyclists thighs (larger than average). I wear a small. Even these fall down at times. I wouldn't worry about a large being too small, they're pretty stretchy.
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While it's partially a matter of preference, the chart below should help. I'm 5'8" and ride a 154 cm. http://bicycling.about.com/od/howtoride/a/bike_sizing.htm
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I am only 5' tall and I could actually cycle comfortably on 1 setting above the lowest. I did lower it down to lowest setting and feels even better. Overall, it is hard to find a bike that fits a short person so I am extremely happy this one works for me.I just measured my inseam and it is 28" but remember shoes might add another inch or two if your inseam is lower.
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I love the bike but I'm 5'8 and there is not a ton of downward adjustment available. I would call them and see what they say though. If you decide to get one and it fit's you will love it.
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I'm 5'7". The frame on this bike is approx. a 16" frame, which is perfect for me. It may be a bit too small for you. For your size I would suggest a bike with a larger frame, say a 19" or so. While the handle bars are adjustable, and the seat is adjustable, the frame would seem very small to you I think.
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I have a 58 frame and I'm 5'8" it is too big for my height. I still ride and love this bike.
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I Bought a medium frame and I am 5' 10".. It is a pretty big bike, my leg length from inseam is size 32"
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Probably too late, but thought I'd chime in. I am 6'4" and 270. I just bought this and I fit fine. Both the handle bars and the seat adjust for height as well as forward/backward, so there are numerous combinations for fit and ride style. And it's heavier than you think! Even at my size, it's a very stable ride. The only movement is in the handle bars ... Four screws secure the handle bar to the frame, but because the forward/backward adjustment just has a single rod to adjust and tighten, there is slight play when you grip the bar.
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Hi,It really has to do with your body size and what you are comfortable straddling. Per the Montague website - - Bike Sizing: 18in Frame: 5'3" - 5'10" Standover height 30" 20in Frame: 5'11" - 6'4" Standover height 31"======I am 5'7" with short legs and the 18 inch one works fine for me.The "stand-over height" of 30 and 31 inches, respectively can be a good clue.Measure the height from the floor to the top of the cross-bar on a mountain bike you feel comfortable riding (or straddling at a bike shop, if you have none). See if that offers any answers. Hi,It really has to do with your body size and what you are comfortable straddling. Per the Montague website - - Bike Sizing: 18in Frame: 5'3" - 5'10" Standover height 30" 20in Frame: 5'11" - 6'4" Standover height 31"======I am 5'7" with short legs and the 18 inch one works fine for me.The "stand-over height" of 30 and 31 inches, respectively can be a good clue.Measure the height from the floor to the top of the cross-bar on a mountain bike you feel comfortable riding (or straddling at a bike... » Read More Hi,It really has to do with your body size and what you are comfortable straddling. Per the Montague website - - Bike Sizing: 18in Frame: 5'3" - 5'10" Standover height 30" 20in Frame: 5'11" - 6'4" Standover height 31"======I am 5'7" with short legs and the 18 inch one works fine for me.The "stand-over height" of 30 and 31 inches, respectively can be a good clue.Measure the height from the floor to the top of the cross-bar on a mountain bike you feel comfortable riding (or straddling at a bike shop, if you have none). See if that offers any answers. « Show Less