I'm 6'0 160 pounds should i go 54 or 57 frame? this will be my first bike purchase so i dont know much about the frames.
1834554
The frame should match your height. Im 5'7 with a 54 frame. So I suggest you get a 57. But look up frames and how tall you should be just in case Im wrong.
1834555
57. But go with a nicer bike. Buy local. Might be an extra 100 dollars but most shops offer warranties, and when you get into low end bikes, warranties = less headache.
1834556
57 for sure. I'm 5'11" 175, and it's a perfect fit. Plus I've heard rumor the 54 wheels hit the frame :/
1054531
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
1604117
Yes you should use a 18" frame size. We do have the 18" frame size just not offered on Amazon. I f you are interested please let us know and we will send you the 18".
1418237
It's a tall bike! I'm 5'6" and feel that is on the tall side. Would recommend a smaller bike.
1968443
Edit: my apologies, it does list the frame size for this bike. It is 18" which, unless you are 6'4" and have an especially short inseam this is going to be a small bike for you (and me, unfortunately). I'm 6'3" with a 34" inch inseam which I believe is pretty much run of the mill - which puts me needing a bike with a frame somewhere between 19" and 20". Though that is talking about optimal comfort which might not be your goal.
1136391
I think so, I love this bike. If I was 6' tall I would go try out a 26" bike at the bike shop or even wal mart and see if it fits. I love how low it is to step through, I have a bad hip and it is hard to get on and off of a regular bike. I bought mine used for $50 off of craigslist. Well worth the money I paid for it, I would pay $150 for a new one, heave duty little bike.
239182
when I bought this bike, I figured I would need small to medium frame(50cm to 54cm)because I have 28" inseam..With my feet on the ground,I barely clear the top bar..a ebay listing shows the frame to be classed medium(17.5" to 18")
1434878
58CM bike is closer to 30 than it is 25 for sure. If you remove the chain guard, kickstand, and replace certain parts you could probably have it down to 21-23 fairly easily. Does anyone know what it weighs frame alone?
248648
Also i bought this frame in a 58 and it felt a bit tall for me. I do like smaller frames though.
2010675
I would go to a LBS and get fitted before buying any bike. Take that from someone with experience making mistakes when I bought this bike.
1929771
I am 5' 9', 212lbs. and this bike is perfect. I had it professionally assembled by a Bike Shop for $45. Great bike, nothing but good things to say.
831652
i think you may need a bigger bike frame, probably something around 62 cm. the 58cm frame may be too small, depending on the length of your legs. if you can find this bike in your size, go for it it though, i'm really happy with mine!
1713731
Your weight is good ..max..250..being 6.5 is questionable. .I'm 6.0 and use the 3 rd hole on seat pole...I think it may go to 5 holes..to be safe..u would be boarder line..the bike is nice if u can get it safely to u...un damaged..ha.
1386974
Hi, I would love to tell you I am a master at bike buying, but the truth is I was lucky to know that bikes came in a size. This fits my brother who is 5'10, and 165 lbs. Based on your height I would think that your legs are a bit longer than his, so you probably would want a slightly larger frame. Weight doesn't seem to be an issue. His buddy is 5'10 but 220lbs and borrows the bike. If there was a difference, I couldn't tell. If you'd like more help, I used the bike calculator tool at ebicycles to check on the bike for my brother, but it also needs your leg length and it varies by type of bike. I've attached a link for the different calculators. It has calculators for road bikes, mountain bikes, and bmx bikes. I hope that helps! http://www.ebicycles.com/article/bicycle-frame-size-charts.html#bicycle-size-calculators
1124551
Yes! This bike is too big for you. Get a 52. 56 is also the length of the seat tube which will put you uncomfortably above the top tube too.
2187332
I think 17 would be good. I'm 5'2. I got the 17" frame, and it's a perfect size for me!
1124553
This bike comes only in size 56cm. It is a good size for most people between 5'10"-6'2", so it is most likely going to be too big for you. I'm 6'0", and it's perfect.The 56cm is the length of the bar from the seat to the handlebars, so if you really want this bike, you might be able to get by with lowering the seat. You'd be stretching a little farther than ideal to hold the handlebars though.