![]() So… it’s really up to you to get the perfect fit. Beyond height, this chart doesn’t take into account specific body measurements (torso size, leg length, etc.) and that’s where component fitting comes in. ![]() The size chart below is an example and as you can see there is a range for every frame size. Most bike shops do a good job helping customers find the right frame size and you can always double check by taking a peek at the bike manufacturer’s website or catalog. ![]() ![]() What size should you choose? How long of a stem do you need? Should you get a setback seatpost? What’s the right bar width? I’ll try to answer all these questions and more in this article on mountain bike fitting. So, you’re planning on purchasing or assembling your dream bike for the upcoming MTB season. ![]()
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