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How to measure biccyle height - beginner

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  1. I have a very basic questiom. What does teh heigh tof a
    bicycle mean. They sell 16-24" bikes.

  2. Check out //rivbike.com/html/bikes_framesize.html
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    Quoted message said:

    I have a very basic questiom. What does teh heigh tof a
    bicycle mean. They sell 16-24" bikes.

  3. Thanks but it does not answer the reverse question. I havea
    bike but do not remember what size it is and I want to sell
    it. How do I determine what size it is?

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    Check out //rivbike.com/html/bikes_framesize.html "Bubba"
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    I have a very basic questiom. What does teh heigh tof a
    bicycle mean. They sell 16-24" bikes.


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    Bubba said:

    Thanks but it does not answer the reverse question. I havea
    bike but do not remember what size it is and I want to sell
    it. How do I determine what size it is?

    Different brands measure bikes in different ways. The old
    standard is to measure the distance from the center of the
    bottom bracket, along the seat tube, to the center of the
    top tube. Make sure you identify this as the "center-to-
    center" size.

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    <[email hidden]>, bubba654
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    Quoted message said:

    Thanks but it does not answer the reverse question. I
    havea bike but do not remember what size it is and I want
    to sell it. How do I determine what size it is?

    Measure the distance from the center of the bottom bracket
    (the pedal bearings around which the cranks rotate) along
    the seat tube, to the top of the top tube. Some use the
    center of the top tube.

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  6. Bubba top-posted:

    Quoted message said:

    Thanks but it does not answer the reverse question. I
    havea bike but do not remember what size it is and I want
    to sell it. How do I determine what size it is?

    It's a medium.

    Bill "wink wink" S.

  7. Bubba said:

    Thanks but it does not answer the reverse question. I havea
    bike but do not remember what size it is and I want to sell
    it. How do I determine what size it is?

    Along with the seat tube measurement, people will sometimes
    include their own height, if the bike fit them, and the
    'standover' height of the bicycle- measure from the ground
    to the top tube about where your crotch would be when
    standing over the bike.

    People reading ads often don't know what a '19 inch' frame
    would mean to them. If you are placing the ad in a bike-
    specific place, no need, but for a 'general public' ad, this
    extra info can be helpful.

  8. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Bubba
    I have a very basic questiom. What does teh heigh tof a
    bicycle mean. They sell 16-24" bikes.

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