Hello, I'm 16 (M) and want to get a new full suspension bike. I'm about 180 cm (5'11"), but I'm still growing and will definitely not be taller than 185 cm (5'11"). I wanted to know if I should get the new bike in a frame size L or stick with a size M. And whether I should go for 29-inch or 27.5-inch tires (I mostly ride downhill or jump lines).
Thank you in advance!
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Go to a specialist store and try out the wheels / sizes.
For your application “Downhill or Jumplines” I would as small as possible (passing) size.
A wheel or Framework NIE too big the components seat support and handlebar support are there to fit.
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