Size Guide

Finding the right frame size is essential for a comfortable and responsive ride. Here is what you need to know to choose the right size for your Booda Bike.

Available sizes and finding your fit

On every bike’s product page you will find a geometry table and size diagrams for S, M and L. Choose your frame size from your height:

Frame size S: height 155–170 cm
Frame size M: height 170–185 cm
Frame size L: height 185–200 cm

If you are between two sizes

Our bikes are designed with a shorter wheelbase for agile, precise handling.

If your height falls on the boundary between two sizes:

Choose the smaller size for a sportier, more aggressive position and nimble handling.
Choose the larger size for a slightly more upright, comfortable overall feel.

Standover height

The geometry diagrams show the standover height: how comfortably you can stand over the top tube when you stop with both feet on the ground.

Because our models have a road-bike-inspired geometry, the top tube sits higher than on a traditional trekking or city bike. It is normal if the top tube lightly touches your crotch when you stand over the bike.

Reach and stem length

If you have longer arms or prefer a more stretched-out riding position, you can choose a longer stem. You can order an additional stem from us and swap it at home to fine-tune your reach. Contact us and we will tell you which stem lengths are available for your bike.

When to ask us before ordering

Please contact us before you order if:

you are between two sizes and the advice above does not settle it
you need a specific accessory setup
you want to carry a child or tow a trailer (see Mounting a child seat and Bike trailers)
you have a medical or comfort concern
you are unsure which model suits your riding

I am between two sizes. Which one should I choose?

Choose the smaller size for a sportier, more agile position, or the larger size for a slightly more upright, comfortable feel. If you are still unsure, contact us before ordering; a fit question is much easier to settle before delivery than after.

Is it normal that the top tube touches me when I stand over the bike?

Yes. Our bikes have a road-bike-inspired geometry, so the top tube sits higher than on a trekking or city bike. A light touch when you stand over the bike with both feet on the ground is normal.