Once you have this measurement, you can compare it to a manufacturer's inseam measurement and determine which frame size is best suited to your frame. Mountain bike frames are measured in inches, and usually fall between 13 and 23 inches. Road bikes use the metric system, and usually fall between 48 and 63 centimeters. If your measurement falls between two sizes, it's usually better to size down so that you can make up the difference using your seat tube and handlebar stem. Finishing the Fit. The correct frame size is only half the battle when you're getting fitted for a new bike.
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