A Step-by-Step Guide to Find the Perfect Fit for Your MUOV Bike
We'll walk you through the process of choosing your ideal bike frame size and stem length to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable riding experience.
Step 1: Measure Your Height and Inseam
Start by measuring your height and inseam accurately. Your height is the distance from the floor to the top of your head, while your inseam is the distance from the floor to your crotch.
Step 2: Locate Your Measurements on the Graph
Our handy graph will be your best friend in this journey. Here's how to use it:
- Vertical Axis (Left Side): Find your measured height on the vertical axis labeled "Height" and mark it with a reference point (e.g., a dot or line).
- Horizontal Axis (Bottom): Locate your inseam measurement on the horizontal axis labeled "Inseam" and mark it with another reference point.
Step 3: Determine Your Fitting Zone
The colorful points on the graph represent different frame sizes:
- Blue Zone: "Small Road Frame"
- Green Zone: "Medium Road Frame"
- Red Zone: "Large Road Frame"
- Purple Zone: "Large Road Frame Long Stem"
Where your height and inseam measurements intersect with these colored points will indicate your fitting zone.
Step 4: Choose Your Frame Size
Based on your fitting zone:
- If your reference points are in the blue zone, a "Small Road Frame" might be your best bet.
- If they fall within the green zone, consider a "Medium Road Frame."
- For the red zone, a "Large Road Frame" could be your ideal match.
- If your points are in the purple zone, you might want to explore a "Large Road Frame with a Long Stem."
Step 5: Determine Stem Length
Now that you've identified your recommended frame size, let's talk about stem length. Stem length is the vertical distance between 60mm at the bottom and 120mm at the top of each block at the same angle as each frame.
Choose your stem length based on your comfort and riding style. Longer stems offer a more stretched-out and aerodynamic position, while shorter stems provide a more upright and comfortable posture.
Step 6: Test Ride and Fine-Tune
Once you've ordered and set up your bike at home, it's time for a test ride. Ensure that you feel comfortable and in control while cycling. Fine-tune your setup for maximum comfort and performance.
Remember that finding the right frame size and stem length can greatly enhance your cycling experience, so take the time to explore your options and enjoy your riding experience!
