is a 35 inch standover height for a mens road bike a proper fitting for a guy who is 6′ft 2 inches?
Monday, April 19th, 2010 at
1:05 pm
I dunno if pant sizes can help in this situation but I wear a standard 32,34 for pant sizing if that is of any help....I'm not sure what I need to measure to get a proper fitting for a bike
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It is if you have a 36 inch inseam. You want to measure your actual inseam by standing against a wall and placing a book up against your crotch and measuring the distance to the floor.
That is your actual inseam measurement. Take that X .65 X 2.54 to get the frame size in cm. The bike shop can do this and make other adjustments that will match your torso and arm length as well.
your frame size should be 57-59cm. depending on mfr and body proportions. the best thing to do is go to a bike shop for a proper fitting. then you know what height your hdlbars should be at and what size stem you need per frame dimensions. saddle fore/aft position.
your frame size should be 57-59cm