Find Your Fit

Size Guide

Whether you’re choosing a motorcycle, bicycle, or protective gear — the right fit makes all the difference. Use our comprehensive guides to find your perfect size.

Motorcycle Size Guide

Finding the right motorcycle is about more than just engine size. Your height, inseam, and riding style all play a crucial role in comfort and control.

How to Measure Yourself

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Overall Height
Stand barefoot against a wall. Measure from floor to top of head.
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Inseam
Measure from crotch to floor while standing with feet shoulder-width apart.
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Weight
Affects suspension setup and bike handling.

Motorcycle Fit by Rider Height

Rider Height Suggested Seat Height Recommended Motorcycle Types
4’11” – 5’4″ (150-163cm)28″ – 30″ (71-76cm)Cruisers, Low-Riders, Small-Displacement Naked
5’4″ – 5’8″ (163-173cm)30″ – 32″ (76-81cm)Standard, Naked, Sport (low-seat), Adventure (low)
5’8″ – 5’11” (173-180cm)32″ – 34″ (81-86cm)Sport, Naked, Adventure, Touring
5’11” – 6’3″ (180-191cm)34″ – 36″ (86-91cm)Adventure, Dual-Sport, Enduro, Tall Touring
6’3″ and above (191cm+)36″ – 38″ (91-97cm)Adventure, Large Touring, Dual-Sport

Fit Tips by Motorcycle Type

Sport Bikes

Aggressive forward lean. Best for riders 5’6″ – 6’0″. Taller riders may feel cramped on wrists and knees.

Seat height typically 31-33″.

Cruisers

Low seat heights (26-30″) make them accessible for shorter riders. Forward foot controls accommodate taller riders well.

Adventure Bikes

Tall seat heights (33-37″) favor longer legs. Many models offer lower seat options or lowering kits.

Naked / Standard

Upright neutral position. Most versatile fit for riders 5’4″ – 6’2″.

Pro Tip: The best way to know if a bike fits is to sit on it! You should be able to flat-foot at least one foot at stops, and reach the handlebars without overextending your back.

Bicycle Size Guide

Proper bicycle fit is essential for comfort, efficiency, and injury prevention. Use this guide to find your frame size.

How to Measure for a Bike

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Height
Stand barefoot against wall. Measure from floor to top of head.
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Inseam
Measure from crotch to floor. Most important measurement for bike fit.
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Arm Length
Shoulder to wrist — affects reach to handlebars.

Road Bike Size Chart

Rider HeightFrame Size (cm)Frame Size (inches)
4’10” – 5’1″ (147-155cm)44-48 cmXS (14-15″)
5’1″ – 5’4″ (155-163cm)48-51 cmS (15-16″)
5’4″ – 5’7″ (163-170cm)51-54 cmM (16-17″)
5’7″ – 5’10” (170-178cm)54-56 cmM/L (17-18″)
5’10” – 6’0″ (178-183cm)56-58 cmL (18-19″)
6’0″ – 6’3″ (183-191cm)58-61 cmXL (19-21″)
6’3″ – 6’6″ (191-198cm)61-64 cmXXL (21-23″)

Mountain Bike Size Chart

Rider HeightFrame Size (inches)Wheel Size
4’10” – 5’2″ (147-158cm)13-14″ (XS)27.5″ or 29″
5’2″ – 5’6″ (158-168cm)15-16″ (S)27.5″ or 29″
5’6″ – 5’10” (168-178cm)17-18″ (M)29″
5’10” – 6’1″ (178-185cm)19-20″ (L)29″
6’1″ – 6’4″ (185-193cm)21-22″ (XL)29″
6’4″ and above (193cm+)23″ plus (XXL)29″

Standover Height Check: When standing over the top tube, there should be 1-2 inches of clearance for road bikes, 2-4 inches for mountain bikes.

Helmet Size Guide

A properly fitting helmet is the most important piece of safety gear. Follow these steps to find your size.

How to Measure Your Head

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Head Circumference
Wrap measuring tape around the largest part of your head — about 1 inch above your eyebrows and ears.
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Measure Twice
Take 2-3 measurements to ensure accuracy.
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Head Shape
Round, oval, or intermediate oval — affects fit across brands.

Helmet Size Chart

Helmet SizeHead Circumference (cm)Head Circumference (inches)Hat Size
XX-Small49-50 cm19.25″ – 19.75″6 – 6 1/8
X-Small51-52 cm20″ – 20.5″6 1/4 – 6 3/8
Small53-54 cm20.75″ – 21.25″6 1/2 – 6 5/8
Medium55-56 cm21.5″ – 22″6 3/4 – 6 7/8
Large57-58 cm22.25″ – 22.75″7 – 7 1/8
X-Large59-60 cm23″ – 23.5″7 1/4 – 7 3/8
XX-Large61-62 cm23.75″ – 24.25″7 1/2 – 7 5/8

How to Test Helmet Fit

  • Put helmet on — it should feel snug, not tight
  • Shake head side to side — helmet should move with your head, not independently
  • Open mouth wide — helmet should press against your forehead
  • Check cheek pads — they should touch your cheeks without painful pressure
  • Buckle strap — should form a V under your ears, with one finger space under chin

Important: Never buy a used helmet. Helmets are designed for single-impact protection and degrade over time.

Riding Apparel Size Guide

Properly fitting riding gear protects you better and keeps you comfortable on long rides.

How to Measure for Riding Gear

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Chest
Measure around the fullest part of your chest, under armpits.
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Waist
Measure around natural waistline (belly button level).
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Hip
Measure around fullest part of hips/seat.
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Inseam
From crotch to ankle bone.
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Sleeve
From center back of neck to wrist, arm slightly bent.
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Glove Size
Measure around palm at widest point (excluding thumb).

Men’s Jacket Size Chart

SizeChest (inches)Chest (cm)Waist (inches)
XS32-3481-8626-28
S36-3891-9728-30
M40-42102-10732-34
L44-46112-11736-38
XL48-50122-12740-42
XXL52-54132-13744-46

Women’s Jacket Size Chart

SizeBust (inches)Bust (cm)Waist (inches)Hip (inches)
XS (0-2)30-3276-8124-2533-34
S (4-6)33-3484-8626-2735-36
M (8-10)35-3689-9128-2937-38
L (12-14)37-3994-9930-3139-41
XL (16-18)40-42102-10732-3442-44

Glove Size Chart

SizePalm Width (inches)Palm Width (cm)
XS2.5″ – 3″6.4 – 7.6
S3″ – 3.5″7.6 – 8.9
M3.5″ – 4″8.9 – 10.2
L4″ – 4.5″10.2 – 11.4
XL4.5″ – 5″11.4 – 12.7
XXL5″ – 5.5″12.7 – 14.0

Pro Tip: Sizing varies between brands. Always check the specific brand’s size chart and read customer reviews about fit.

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