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Selecting the size mountain bike?

I am interested in a 2006 Marin Palisades Trail Bike disc. I can not decide on the 13 "or 15" frame. The height above Standover 15 "frame is 30.5", which is too high for me. However, since the top tube of the bike is leaning, not I'm sure if this size is too big or too small. I'm 5'6 "and my crotch is 30". Does anyone have any advice? Graves answers only please. No, I have not stopped on the bike. I live in Alaska and Marin bicycles are carried by REI store here. I tried a Novara 16 "frame, I was a little too big and the seller told me to help 15 "frame should be sufficient. I'm not sure how it is brand-specific calibration. It seems that the Marin run slightly larger than other frameworks Standover height.

If you are from 5 "6" I suspect that 15 inches would be fine. Did you put on these two bikes? In a mountain bike, definitely do not want the top tube to interfere with you when you dismount. Surely you want more of an inch there. Do not worry about the slope. The height is the height Standover Standover. But I can not stress enough how important it is to test these for you. Not only height – but to get there. From the context, I am 5'8 "and I ride is 16.5 or 18" depending on the brand. I can not imagine it would be a 13 ".

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