I am 4"10 with a 27 inch inseam. Which size bike should I go for?
65394
49 Should work better for your frame. The size is mostly the length of the bike the middle bar that connects the seat and the handle bars . You can always adjust the seat for your legs length .
65395
You can go online and fine a sizing chart for road bikes. I'm not sure that any of these would be quite small enough for you, maybe the XS
65396
They have a size chart on the website that could help you more. Go to criticalcycles.com
380339
26" inch frame. Im 5'2. Fits me perfect. Love this bike!! I think you can get in a diff size though bc when I ordered mine, the seller emailed me to verify the size. I would contact the seller. :)
1431249
Honestly, you're better off getting fitted for a bike than buying one online. There are online tools for bike fitting. Diamondback on their website has a very simple tool based on inseam for getting the right frame size. I'm 6'2'' and got the XL, and honestly I would have gone for the size smaller, but it's perfectly ridable and comfortable, I just don't have much clearance when my feet are on the ground. This is most due to the very horizontal nature of the top bar, on another frame the XL would have been perfect for me.
320461
Im shorter, but have an inseam of 30-31. I bought the 17" (medium) frame and find it to be a good size. Diamondback has a sizing chart on their website. It's for 2015, but still works for 2014 models. http://www.diamondback.com/bikes-pavement-casual-hybrid-edgewood#_fit-calculator-next
1920663
I got this for my son when he was about 4'6". He was about 9 years old. Try going to a bike shop and see what size you need and then order it. It really depends on your inseam to height ratio. It was a decent bike. Good luck.
262741
I have 32" inseam and find I have the bike seat about 2" below its maximum height, so if your height is in your legs... I find the seat post clamp is not quite capable of keeping the post from rotating while I pedal- odd problem to have with a Schwinn bike seat,
911969
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.
1583339
I think size wise you should be alright , bike would be perfect to ride on streets as wll as off
1416571
Consider this...are you likely to take tight corners? Are you short? I got a 170 because I'm short...5"4" and maybe a 30 inch inseam.
161939
I am also 5'10 and tbe 21 is maxed out as far as size goes. I have no problem riding but any larger and i would
417270
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
1224089
I purchased the large 20", and I am 211cm (6' 1") tall and have an 81cm (32") inseam. The inseam is the number you want to focus on. You want to make sure that you will be able to comfortably put your feet on the ground while straddling the bike.
1426120
I would have to say no, I am 5'10" with a 32" inseam and I only just clear the frame while straddling the bike. See more information at http://www.schwinnbikes.com/schwinn-life/finding-the-right-schwinn/bike-sizing
535587
Yes. Go with the 17" frame. My wife is 5'-4 1/2" and it fits good, if not just a tad big for her. 5'-6" would fit it even better. NOTE: Recommend taking it to bike shop for final adjustments. I did and it rides great.
469271
24" should be fine, it's your inseam length that matters more than anything and the saddle height is adjustable and doesn't slip that I've seen. At 180 lbs, mines held up fine doing jumps and what-not, that certainly put more than 260 lbs of force on it, they're pretty sturdy.
1984349
Boy, it depends on body proportions. I am just 5'3", but I have long legs for a short girl. I like a 31-32 inseam in pants. I like my 15" bike. I would venture to say that the 15" is probably well suited to a 5'5" woman. When I stop, I land on tip toes, so I think at 5'5" the 17" bike would still be too tall to navigate easily.
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The bicycle companys have a size chart for your height and inseam. I went by it and it went well for me.