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women's road bike recommendations

Jim10000 · 2006-07-11 08:45:44

Hi, is there any clear-cut system for finding out what size bike suits you best? my wife's looking for a new road bike but is pretty tall and I'm wondering if the standard sizes womens bikes come in are big enough. (s, m, l, etc.) Also, she was looking specifically at the Scott Roadster P4... would anyone recommend it...or…

11-07-2006 8:45am

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Jim10000

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Hi,

is there any clear-cut system for finding out what size bike suits you best? my wife's looking for a new road bike but is pretty tall and I'm wondering if the standard sizes womens bikes come in are big enough. (s, m, l, etc.)

Also, she was looking specifically at the Scott Roadster P4... would anyone recommend it...or not?

Cheers!

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#2 11-07-2006 9:34am

milod

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Most road frames come in sizes graduated for most inside leg sizes - see here:

http://www.cobr.co.uk/e-cobr_information/n_and_l_cyclists_section/sections/sizing.shtml

if her indoors wants a normal 'A' frame bike then the usual recommendations apply: Specialized, Trek, Lapierre etc...

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#3 11-07-2006 2:52pm

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The mens version of this bike is great value, you'd be talking €750 anyway

http://www2.trekbikes.com/bikes/bike.php?bikeid=1413003&f=4

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#4 12-07-2006 4:00pm

Jim10000

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oops, I'm not aware of the proper terminology - I meant a commuting, city bike.

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