Seriously, you need to make sure that the 'about' 32" inside leg is exactly that othewise you'll end up with a bike that wont fit or be awkward getting on/off
58cm is fairly large and if she's a non cyclist the action of swinging your leg over such a high top tube isn't easy.
Also I'd question going for drop handlebars, as a complete newbie that's the last thing you want. Far easier having a flat bar with trigger shifters, easier to control and likely to have a triple with low ratio gears for when the legs are knackered.
There's these from Rutland cycling, customer returns for £200
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GT-Traffic-4- ... 3a6f6a382a
or this in a men's style http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mongoose-Cros ... 3a6f58e069
58cm is fairly large and if she's a non cyclist the action of swinging your leg over such a high top tube isn't easy.
Also I'd question going for drop handlebars, as a complete newbie that's the last thing you want. Far easier having a flat bar with trigger shifters, easier to control and likely to have a triple with low ratio gears for when the legs are knackered.
There's these from Rutland cycling, customer returns for £200
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GT-Traffic-4- ... 3a6f6a382a
or this in a men's style http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mongoose-Cros ... 3a6f58e069
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