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Browse folding wheelchairs and compare the tyres, hand brakes and dimensions. Read which parts and features come with the model for each version.

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Pneumatic tyres and puncture-proof tyres involve a different trade-off in use and maintenance. Also check the dimensions, permitted load and required support. A product description is no substitute for personal fitting advice.

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Frame size help

Which frame size fits you?

A bike that fits makes cycling more enjoyable.

1. Measure your inside leg

  1. Stand upright without shoes, with your feet about 20 cm apart.
  2. Hold a book between your legs, up against your crotch.
  3. Measure from the floor to the top of the book. This is your inside leg measurement.

2. Calculate an initial guide size

Only a starting point for an adult city bike or conventional e-bike. Geometry varies by brand and model.

This is not a fit recommendation for a fatbike, folding bike, road bike, mountain bike or children’s bike. A suspension seatpost may require a different size.

3. Check your chosen model

Frame size and wheel size are different. A 28-inch wheel does not tell you the frame size. Check the specifications or select the correct size in the available variants.

Check that you can get on and off safely, reach the brakes and adjust the saddle and handlebar to fit. Between sizes? Ask for advice and try the bike.

Choosing a bike for your child?

Do not choose by age alone. Height, inside leg and cycling ability also matter. Let your child try the bike: getting on and off independently and reaching the handlebar and brakes matter more than growing room.

More about the measuring method: Gazelle frame size advice ↗

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