Where to start?

A good place to start to find the perfect fit for our frames is our size guide below. We’ve split our models across 5 sizes which means a Medium in one brand may not be a Medium in ours. We’d recommend considering the notes below the chart too when picking your fit.

Compare your current bike

If you have a frame that you feel comfortable on you can measure the effective top tube length and compare it to our geometry chart. Although not an exact science, it will let you judge how the cockpits might compare. Account for stem length if that will change between bikes.

Personal Preference

A larger frame is more stable and more predictable at speed, however, the longer wheelbase will mean it will require more movement from the rider to shift the weight balance of the bike and you’ll have work a bit harder to throw it around.

A smaller frame will turn quicker, moving the bike around will be easier and the bike will be more responsive to inputs from the rider or trail.

Think about how and where you ride - bombing through a steep rock garden vs hopping logs on some twisty single track.

Your body dimensions

We are all built differently. If you have a long torso and shorter legs compared to others the same height and you are between sizes you may want to size up. If you are all legs this could push you onto a smaller frame.