small frame ladies mtb, 26" wheel please

[bluedazzler]

must be the "ladies" style frame with the low sloping top bar,
16" maximum please

anything considered

thanks

frame style like this please

 

[synlos]

KTM Team Edition in around 16-17" frame. Comes with Tune Bobo NOLOGO ahead set.
1 1/8", ø27,2 post, ø31,8 FD Toppull.
White/orange/blue beaten paint.

I'll make some pics.

Cheers,
Tom

 

[hunspecialized]

Hi, I have got a Miles carbon frame.
The size is 43cm C-T ant the top tube is 53cm C-C. The weight is 1600grams.

I just found some cracks on this frame. So it is no longer for sale.

 

[mk one]

Marin here, there have been a few on recently ... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Marin-Hawk-H ... SwR55e0jlV

 

[M-Power]

Re:

The ol rule of thumb is that women have longer legs and shorter torsos than men for the same stand height. Its always best to consider she may have a shorter reach and thus need a frame with 1-2in shorter top tube than std. You can adjust with stem/bars to fine tune things but the bike needs to handle right for them too or it wont be comfortable on longer rides.

 

[bluedazzler]

Marin here, there have been a few on recently ... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Marin-Hawk-H ... SwR55e0jlV

this is nice actually, but sadly, way too big

 

[LikeClockwork]

Re: Re:

The ol rule of thumb is that women have longer legs and shorter torsos than men for the same stand height. Its always best to consider she may have a shorter reach and thus need a frame with 1-2in shorter top tube than std. You can adjust with stem/bars to fine tune things but the bike needs to handle right for them too or it wont be comfortable on longer rides.

I find Specialized are good for me, for the same reason - short TT's for the frame size.... Not sure I have ever seen one in a ladies/dropped top tube design though.

Kaz

 

[M-Power]

Re:

Selecting the right frame size and geometry always made a huge difference to female rider comfort and safety. Had lots of happy female customers bitd. Nothing worse than descending a bumpy downhill section all stretched out weight shifted over the handlebars :shock: