I am 4"10 with a 27 inch inseam. Which size bike should I go for?
65394
49 Should work better for your frame. The size is mostly the length of the bike the middle bar that connects the seat and the handle bars . You can always adjust the seat for your legs length .
65395
You can go online and fine a sizing chart for road bikes. I'm not sure that any of these would be quite small enough for you, maybe the XS
65396
They have a size chart on the website that could help you more. Go to criticalcycles.com
1984349
Boy, it depends on body proportions. I am just 5'3", but I have long legs for a short girl. I like a 31-32 inseam in pants. I like my 15" bike. I would venture to say that the 15" is probably well suited to a 5'5" woman. When I stop, I land on tip toes, so I think at 5'5" the 17" bike would still be too tall to navigate easily.
417273
While it's partially a matter of preference, the chart below should help. I'm 5'8" and ride a 154 cm.http://bicycling.about.com/od/howtoride/a/bike_sizing.htm
323675
I am only 5' tall and I could actually cycle comfortably on 1 setting above the lowest. I did lower it down to lowest setting and feels even better. Overall, it is hard to find a bike that fits a short person so I am extremely happy this one works for me.I just measured my inseam and it is 28" but remember shoes might add another inch or two if your inseam is lower.
1619406
The Kent bicycles website says 22.5", which is about 57cm. This frame will be a little on the big side compared to traditional sizing (which Squash Player, Chicago mentioned earlier), but you should still be able to fit on this one. I just ordered one, and I'm 5'9" with a 32" inseam. I tried the Blue 22.5" GMC Denali at a local store, which I was able to ride comfortably. Amazon has that bike here: GMC Denali Road Bike (Small 19"/48cm Frame, Red)
898524
We suggest you visit your nearby retail store to try other brand name (we only sell our brand on-line) to make sure you are comfortable with spinning bike. All spinning bikes main frame have standard size. Your height and inseam is just around the borderline to use Phoenix 98623 Revolution Cycle, so it is better you try before you buy. If after trying you feel good you can consider Phoenix 98623, thank you.
726774
it depends on the size of your quads. I am 5'4" 115lbs with cyclist thighs and wear a small. My husband is 5'9" and 155-160lbs and needs an xs. You can go to the pearl izumi site and get a size table. It is based on the girth of your quads!
1968443
Edit: my apologies, it does list the frame size for this bike. It is 18" which, unless you are 6'4" and have an especially short inseam this is going to be a small bike for you (and me, unfortunately). I'm 6'3" with a 34" inch inseam which I believe is pretty much run of the mill - which puts me needing a bike with a frame somewhere between 19" and 20". Though that is talking about optimal comfort which might not be your goal.
193045
I am 5'4" and I got the small or 19" size, my toes touch the ground when I am sitting on the seat so I suggest the medium or large size for your height. Remember that you can adjust the height of the handlebars and bike seat as well. I hope that helps!
354856
I'm 5'6" and not much more inseam than you & I can ride it OK. Perhaps with the seat adjusted properly, you might be able to. However, the length of the pedal bar (whatever it's called...) may give you a problem, but I don't think it would, if, as I mentioned, the seat is properly adjusted. Do remember this is a bike with 26" wheels. Sorry I didn't reply earlier. I was on vacation & not checking my mail.
248649
In my opinion, I would stick with the 58cm if that's what you are comfortable with. But keep in mind that every bike is different. Just because one company sizes a bike at 58cm, another company can make a 56cm and they can feel almost exactly the same. My suggestion is to measure yourself correctly then find a bike that would ideally fit to your measurements.
133166
The bicycle companys have a size chart for your height and inseam. I went by it and it went well for me.
294746
I ride a 56cm/57cm bike, and I got the large which was perfect. Go for a large!
1000493
This bike might be to small for you...This is a medium size bike (M 54 cm) at 6'4" you should be on an XL bike (XL 58 cm).
885687
My granddaughter rides one. she's 43 inches tall, wears a size 5-6 pants. Don't know her inseam, but she's pretty tall for a 4 year old and the bike is a bit small for her now (which is OK, cause she's now riding a 2-wheeler without training wheels!).
535587
Yes. Go with the 17" frame. My wife is 5'-4 1/2" and it fits good, if not just a tad big for her. 5'-6" would fit it even better. NOTE: Recommend taking it to bike shop for final adjustments. I did and it rides great.
973167
go with the 24" unless you are still growing. there is some seat adjustment height in all bikes but this type of bike is an entry level one size fits most model. my suggestion would be to visit a bike shop and see if a 24 or 26 feels better to you. FYI this was purchased for a granddaughter and see is about 5'1" and it fits her fine. good luck and happy trails. the bassetfarm