Ensuring the right bike size for a child is essential. Not only does it provide comfort, but it also improves the safety of the bike itself. How exactly do you measure a children’s bike size you ask?
If possible, it is recommended to bring them into a local store and simply let them try out a variety of different bikes. This will allow them to get a feel for what is right, comfortable and safe. With hands-on experts, the process is a lot easier, allowing the safety of your child to be put first.
If however, purchasing a bike online, it is recommended to measure the height of your child beforehand. Unlike adult bike sizing done by frame, children’s bike size is done based on wheel diameter.
This, therefore, means measuring the height of the child and matching it to the correct wheel diameter to ensure a perfect and safe fit, allowing you to rest easy. Be sure to invest in a quality helmet to go with the new bike, with an extensive range available you will be certain to find one which appeals to them.
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Quite helpful guide, I am 80KG and I found my carbon mountain frame size by using this bike size infographic, thank you.
Thanks Marshall, we are glad that our bike size chart guide could help you 🙂
The triathlon bike frame size chart is easy to use, and I chose my first tri frameset from Rinasclta, and the consultant was nice and helpful.
On suggestion, you guys could make a video with different frames to explain how to measure the frame size, that will be super!
Quite helpful. I downloaded the size chart infographic and shared with my friends, they love it!
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