if your into pure jumping, size won't really matter too much but if your intending to actually cycle anywhere on it, a 15 or 16 inch would probs be best. The length of the top tube will also make a difference as a too short one will feel cramped.
ignore what everyone has said, theyre talking crap. NO you dont want a kona especially a large one. a frame should be between 11-13" seat tube roughly (depends if its 24" specific also) and its one size fits all. the only dimension that is specific to size is the toptube. if youre 6foot youll want a frame of around a 22" toptube or possibly more.
ignore what everyone has said, theyre talking crap. NO you dont want a kona especially a large one. a frame should be between 11-13" seat tube roughly (depends if its 24" specific also) and its one size fits all. the only dimension that is specific to size is the toptube. if youre 6foot youll want a frame of around a 22" toptube or possibly more.
thats basically what i was saying - if your into pure jumping then get a normal jump frame but trying to cycle any distance on a bike with an 11" seat tube is not going to be fun.
i would get a sweet one but im trading a kid his giant stp for my old kona so i was just making sure it would work. Prolly not the best bike out there by far but its just to see if I like it, if I get into it then I can look into getting a higher quality one.
I agree with this. If your looing at an alum frame then get a med or a large. 15-16
why? why a 15 or 16? why have less standover and a bigger bike, pointless. for riding trails you shouldnt need anything bigger than 13" maybe 14.
gutkrencher knows what he's talking about, 15 or 16" is way to big for djs, and anyway top tube length is more important and for your height id say about 22" top tube. Oh and dont get a Kona there not really proper dj bikes.