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Children are generally taught to ride a bike at an early age.
The right size bicycle allows for a comfortable and safe riding position for children and teens, and stimulates maximum performance of the muscles.
Aside from being less tiring and preventing overexertion of the knees, the right size bike encourages regular bike use and cycling in general.
This size is usually based on the wheel diameter. 


 

Children's Bicycle Size Chart
Age (years)	Clothing Size	Body Length	Recommended Children's Bike Size
2-4	98 - 104	±95 cm	12 inch
3-5	100 - 106	±100 cm	14 inch
4-6	104 - 110	±105 cm	16 inch
5-7	110 - 116	±110 cm	18 inch
6-8	116 - 122	±115 cm	20 inch
7-9	122 - 128	±122 cm	22 inch
8-12	128 - 140	±130 cm	24 inch
10-14	140 - 152	±145 cm	26 inch

This sizing chart for children's bicycles is based on age and length.
Not everyone is the same length at a certain age, so it’s advisable to determine the bicycle size based on length.
The most important factor in determining the right bike size, is the inseam length. 



 

Body length (cm)	Inseam (cm)	Recommended Bicycle Size
120 - 140 cm	< 52 cm	16 inch
	52 - 74 cm
	> 74 cm
140 - 160 cm	< 62 cm	20 inch
	62 - 80 cm
	> 80 cm
> 160 cm	< 74 cm	24 inch
	> 74 cm

Most children that are 120 to 140 cm tall can ride a 20 inch bike, while children between 140 and 160 cm tall can ride a 24 inch bike.
A 26 inch bike is generally suitable for teenagers who are over 160 cm tall. 

The right frame height is also very important: it is the first step to finding the correct riding position.
A bicycle frame that is too small or too large can lead to limited height adjustment options, which in turn may lead to an inconvenient height difference between the saddle and handlebars.
Use the inseam length to determine which frame size is right for you.
You can do this by measuring the inside of your leg, from the top of the thigh down to the floor. 



 

Adult Bicycle Size Chart
Inseam length	Recommended frame size
±66cm	43 cm
±74cm	48 cm
±77cm	50 cm
±78cm	51 cm
±80cm	52 cm
±83cm	54 cm
±85cm	56 cm
±86cm	56 cm
±89cm	58 cm
±91cm	61 cm
±93cm	65 cm

Choose the frame size closest to your results.
When in doubt, it’s best to pick the smaller frame size.
If you have any questions about determining the right bicycle size, you can always give us a call or send us an e-mail. 

Choosing the right size children’s bicycle helmet is easy.
Measure the circumference of your child’s head (± 2 cm above the eyebrows, as pictured) and you can’t go wrong!
Plus, most bicycle helmets have an adjustment mechanism, so your child always gets the perfect fit. 

The head’s circumference is indicated in centimeters. 

 

If you don't have a measuring tape handy, you can always use a piece of string to measure the head and then measure up the length of the string with a ruler.
A bicycle helmet should always fit properly: if it’s too big, it will barely offer any protection to the head. 
 

Please Note:
Size charts only provide an indication of the size needed.
No rights can be derived from these charts. 

 

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