Hybrid Bike Size Chart
Find the perfect hybrid bike size based on your height and riding style.
Standard Hybrid Bike Sizing Chart
Use this size chart as a general guide to find your ideal hybrid bike size. Different bike types and brands may have slight variations in sizing.
| Frame Size | Rider Height | Inseam | Standover | Reach |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS (13-14") | 150-160cm | 68-73cm | 685mm | 375mm |
| S (15-16") | 160-170cm | 73-78cm | 705mm | 385mm |
| M (17-18") | 170-180cm | 78-83cm | 725mm | 395mm |
| L (19-20") | 180-190cm | 83-88cm | 745mm | 405mm |
| XL (21-22") | 190-200cm | 88-93cm | 765mm | 415mm |
Hybrid Bike Categories
City Hybrid
Optimized for urban commuting and leisure rides
- Upright riding position
- Shorter reach for comfort
- Higher standover clearance
Fitness Hybrid
Performance-oriented design for faster riding
- More aggressive position
- Longer reach for efficiency
- Lower standover height
Comfort Hybrid
Maximum comfort for casual riding
- Very upright position
- Shortest reach
- Step-through options
How to Use This Chart
To find your ideal hybrid bike size:
- Measure your height and inseam length accurately
- Determine your primary riding style (city, fitness, or comfort)
- Find your measurements in the chart above
- Consider frame style (standard vs step-through)
Remember that hybrid bikes often come in both standard and step-through frame designs. Step-through frames may have different sizing recommendations. When in doubt, it's best to test ride different sizes at your local bike shop.
Pro Tip
Hybrid bikes often allow for more sizing flexibility than road or mountain bikes due to their adaptable design. You may be able to ride multiple sizes comfortably by adjusting the seat and handlebar position. Focus on finding a size that gives you good standover clearance and a comfortable reach to the handlebars.