I am 4"10 with a 27 inch inseam. Which size bike should I go for?
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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 .
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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
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They have a size chart on the website that could help you more. Go to criticalcycles.com
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Hi.I went for the 20 in because I am 6ft tall inside leg 32 ins and the bike works well for me!If you buy the bike try and get the carry bag as part of the deal as they are not worth the $99 price tag!! brgds Clive
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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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go with the 24" unless you are still growing. there is some seat adjustment height in all bikes but this type of bike is an entry level one size fits most model. my suggestion would be to visit a bike shop and see if a 24 or 26 feels better to you. FYI this was purchased for a granddaughter and see is about 5'1" and it fits her fine. good luck and happy trails. the bassetfarm
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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.
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My wife is 5'4 and it's about right for her. The tires are pretty standard comfort bike width. Narrower than a mountain bike but definitely not a road bike by any stretch. Maybe go to a department store or local bike shop and see what size works for you if you're worried.
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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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Getting the exact measurements can be tricky. but a bit easier for taller inseams. I am 5'0'' ft and I can make it work with a 50 cm and that's pushing it. I looked at a bike tool for you and I would definitely go with the 54cm, because the bike seat can always be adjusted for a few inches. But if you feel its too small and you want something that might be really close to being to tall or uncomfortable go for the 58cm. Just remember comfort is a big deal when riding for miles. Hope it helps good luck.
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I think u will b fine. I'm 5'2 with plenty of leg room. U could always connect blocks of wood to pedals. Great bike, so worth the money
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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.
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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.
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I'm also 5'9" and wear a 31-32" in seam...I bought the 29" with 17" seat post and it fits me beyond perfectly...I would highly recommend spending some money on a new seat and pedals...
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I just measured with a tape measure and I would say that if the inseam of your trousers are 25" or longer the bike will accommodate you.
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Karyl, I would recommend the 24" Pomona because even though the seat is fully adjustable for heighth, unless your legs are really long, I believe the 24" would be a better choice . I hope this helpsP.S. The bike is great to ride
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I would recommend the medium. I'm around 6' and bikes that are 58" would be too tall for me.
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Check your inseam length too. Then use that information and look at the size charts for bikes to see which one is recommended for you. If you're somewhere in the middle of two sizes then go down to ensure that you won't have a bike too big for you.
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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.