Full Spectrum Sizing:

Full-Spectrum Sizing (FSS) offers up to sixteen different sizes to fit riders of all shapes, sizes, and styles.

• Bikes designed to fit everyone

• Small steps between sizes to fine-tune your fit

Full-spectrum sizing is enabled by our unique digital design and printing process developed by Daniel Yang. You are no longer stuck with a bike that’s slightly too big or slightly too small.

How it works:

Using your height, find the recommended size for your frame as a baseline. From there, you can fine-tune your fit to your anatomy and riding style. We do not recommend going up or down more than one size

• If you have long legs and a short torso, consider sizing down

• If you have a long torso and arms, consider sizing up

• If you prefer a more nimble bike, consider sizing down

• If you prefer a more stable bike, consider sizing up

As the size increases:

• chainstay increases

• reaches increase

• stacks increase

• Tubing is matched to the bike size for consistent performance and feel

Tips:

• We do not recommend going up or down more than one size

• We suggest sizing around 40-50mm stem

• Comparing against a full suspension? Consider that when you ride a full suspension, the seat tube angle slackens ~2-3 degrees, and the reach shortens 10-30mm.

• For taller riders: please consider the taller stack on our bikes before sizing up. This makes the bike feel bigger than a bike with the same reach but a shorter stack.

• For smaller riders: our small sizes are actually small. Before you size up, consider whether you actually want a bigger bike, or if you want a bigger bike because you are used to a bigger bike.

• Size up responsibly: It is easy to get carried away and end up with a straight line machine. Consider your local trails and where you primarily ride when determining your size.