Choosing Top FramesUpdated 10 days ago
Choosing Top Frames
You can easily purchase additional or replacement top frames to customize your existing TM-B on the ridealso.com website. We offer three distinct styles: Bench, Solo, and Utility, with sizing options available for certain models.
What are the differences between the Solo, Utility, and Bench Top Frames?
Top Frames are designed to give riders the versatility of multiple bikes in one. Each Top Frame suits a distinct style of riding.
Choose the Solo Top Frame for active riding or commuting; choose the Utility Top Frame for riding with your kids and/or errands that require hauling; and choose the Bench Top Frame for extra style and cushioned comfort.
The Solo and Utility top frames are size-specific to accommodate different rider heights. The Bench frame is a one size fits all style.
Choosing the Right Top Frame for You
Explore the options below to find the Top Frame that best suits your needs.
Top Frame Style | Description | Available Sizes |
Solo | Similar to a traditional bicycle seat, great for active riding and commuting. | Small and Large |
Utility | Same saddle style as Solo, but with an added MIK HD rack. | Small and Large |
Bench | Long and wide cruiser seat, similar to one you’d find on a scooter. | One size fits all |
Sizing Table
Top Frame | Min Height | Max Height | Max Load |
Solo (Small) | 4’11” | 5’8” | 275 lbs |
Solo (Large) | 5’5” | 6’8” | 275 lbs |
Utility (Small) | 4’11” | 5’8” | 299 lbs. (rider + cargo/passenger) |
Utility (Large) | 5’5” | 6’8” | 299 lbs. (rider + cargo/passenger) |
Bench | - | - | 275lbs. |
DISCLAIMER
If you are in between Top Frame sizes, consider sizing down. Bench Top Frame is one size fits all. The sizing recommendations provided are general guidelines; always consult with a professional bike shop to ensure the chosen bicycle size provides the best possible fit for your body and riding needs.