Lady Frame

Posted on Fri 7th, September 2007

• #1

PeteScotch

Hey, thinking of building my lady up a bike as surprise, so cant get her measured to a bike specifically. She is 166cm tall...what frame size would suit her. She wants a blokes frame. So a small blokes frame. 18" or 19" perhaps. Any advice appreciated.
• #2

Stef

has she got long legs, arms or torso?
• #3

PeteScotch

average length legs...not long by any means. She is slight build but not long torso either.
Hope this helps?
• #4

Stef

not really but this should...
http://www.bikebuster.com/frame-guide.html
if you wanna be sneaky just measure the inner leg on her pair of skinny jeans
• #5

PeteScotch

cheers fella....now where have those skinnies gone....
• #6

Cajeta

if you're going with the jeans inseam measurement, don't forget to tack on extra inches for her ankles/feet.

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