Height range: 4'11" - 6'7" (150cm - 200cm)
Electric bikes have unique sizing considerations that go beyond traditional bicycle fitting. The added weight of motors (3-8 kg) and batteries (2-4 kg) shifts the bike's center of gravity, affects handling characteristics, and changes how different frame sizes feel at speed. Step-through frames, motor placement (mid-drive vs hub), battery integration, and the difference between Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bikes all influence which size and style is right for you. This guide covers everything from choosing between e-MTBs and e-road bikes to understanding how motor assist changes the sizing equation — because a bike that weighs 25 kg handles very differently than one weighing 9 kg.
E-bikes weigh 20-30 kg compared to 8-12 kg for acoustic bikes, which fundamentally changes how sizing affects handling. The extra weight actually improves stability at speed but makes low-speed maneuvering and stopping more critical — ensure you can confidently put both feet flat on the ground when stopping, especially if you're new to cycling. Step-through frames are strongly recommended for riders with any flexibility limitations, as swinging a leg over a heavy e-bike is significantly harder than a standard bicycle. Mid-drive motors (Bosch, Shimano, Brose) center weight low near the bottom bracket, providing better balance than hub motors which place weight in the wheel. Battery placement (downtube integrated vs rear rack) also affects weight distribution — integrated downtube batteries provide the most natural handling. When sizing, use the same frame size you'd ride on an acoustic bike of the same type — e-road bikes size like road bikes, e-MTBs size like mountain bikes. The motor assist actually makes sizing slightly more forgiving, as you're less reliant on optimal pedaling efficiency.
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These brands are known for offering excellent options for e-bike riders.
Domane+ SL (e-road), Rail (e-MTB), and Verve+ (e-hybrid) with Bosch and TQ motors
View Size Chart →Turbo Levo (e-MTB), Creo (e-road), and Vado (e-commuter) with proprietary motor system
View Size Chart →Trance X E+ (e-MTB), Explore E+ (e-adventure), and Fastroad E+ with Yamaha SyncDrive motors
View Size Chart →Neuron:ON (e-MTB), Grail:ON (e-gravel), and Commuter:ON at direct-to-consumer value
View Size Chart →Patron eRide (e-enduro), Addict eRide (e-road), and Sub Cross eRide (e-hybrid)
View Size Chart →Moterra (e-MTB) and Topstone Neo (e-gravel) with Bosch SX motor
View Size Chart →Wild (e-MTB), Gain (e-road), and Kemen (e-urban) with Bosch and Mahle motors
View Size Chart →E-bike pioneer with Bosch and Yamaha motors across mountain and trekking categories
View Size Chart →Wide e-bike range from Stereo Hybrid e-MTBs to Touring Hybrid e-commuters
View Size Chart →Use our calculator with preset values optimized for e-bike riders. Adjust as needed based on your exact measurements.
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