Size Guide
Every Canyon bike model has its own geometry — you'll find the exact size table with recommended rider height on each product page under "Size guide & geometry". This page explains how to use it.
How to pick your frame size
- Measure your height — stand against a wall without shoes and measure from the floor to the top of your head.
- Open the size table on the product page and find the row "Rider height (cm)". Choose the size whose range contains your height.
- Between two sizes? Choose the smaller one for a sportier, more agile ride, or the larger one for a more comfortable, stretched-out position.
Typical size ranges
| Rider height | 3XS / 2XS | XS | S | M | L | XL | 2XL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| cm (approx.) | 150–164 | 158–172 | 166–178 | 174–186 | 182–192 | 188–200 | 196–206 |
Indicative only — always check the exact table on the product page: road, mountain, gravel and city bikes are sized differently.
What the geometry numbers mean
- Stack — vertical distance from bottom bracket to head tube top. Higher stack = more upright, comfortable position.
- Reach — horizontal distance from bottom bracket to head tube top. Longer reach = more stretched, aggressive position.
- Seat height — the adjustment range of the saddle. Make sure your inseam fits within it.
- Stand-over height — frame height at the top tube. You should be able to stand over the frame with both feet flat on the ground.
Outlet bikes
Bikes in our Outlet are individual, professionally inspected units — each variant is one specific bike in one specific frame size. Check the frame size in the variant selector before ordering.
Not sure which size fits you? Contact us — we'll help you choose.