Women's bikes are often called city or retro/vintage style bikes. The main difference between men's and women's bikes is the frame design. Men's bikes have a horizontal top tube, while women's bikes have a lower, tapered frame. This design is comfortable when wearing a dress or wide pants.
Women's City Bikes
Most city bikes have internal gears (usually 3 or 6), mudguards, a lighting kit, a kickstand, and other accessories typical of city bikes. The kit often includes:
- Front basket;
- Comfortable seats for comfort;
- Stylish design for everyday rides;
This type of bike is ideal for short rides on paved or harder roads.
Technical differences between women's and men's bikes
Although women's bikes are very similar to men's bikes in terms of technology, they are specially adapted to the female anatomy - which ensures greater comfort while riding. The differences are usually manifested in the geometry of the frame and the design of the seat.
In addition to city bikes, women are increasingly choosing hybrid or mountain bikes. It is important to know that women's bike frame sizes differ from men's - it is recommended to consider the exact frame geometry of each model.
Women's Mountain Bikes (MTB)
Designed for active women looking for extreme challenges. Ideal for riding in mountains, forests, off-road or gravel roads. Mountain bikes have:
- 21 – 33 gears;
- 26”, 27.5” or 29” wheel sizes;
- V-brakes, mechanical or hydraulic disc brakes.
We offer high-quality Merida, Romet and Unibike women's mountain bikes.
Women's hybrid bikes
This is a simplified version of a mountain bike, ideal for different surfaces - from asphalt to forest or gravel roads. Main features:
- 28" tires;
- More gears;
- V-brakes or disc brakes.
We sell popular Merida, Romet and Unibike hybrid bikes.
