Magene P515 Power Meters
Size Guide
Choosing the correct bike size is fundamental for comfort, performance, and safety. An ill-fitting bike can cause pain, fatigue, and inefficient pedaling. In this comprehensive guide, we will help you identify the ideal bike size considering your height, bike type, and frame geometry.
Bicycle sizes are not standard
There isn't one universal size that works for all bicycles. Each manufacturer uses different geometries and sizing scales.
Two frames with the same measurement in centimeters can offer completely different riding experiences based on the brand and model.
The main advice is not to rely solely on the size number, but on the values indicated in each brand's official chart.
Bike adjustment margin
Some models allow for more adjustments than others:
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Gravel and endurance bikes are more adaptable.
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Race bikes have more rigid and aggressive geometries.
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Full-suspension MTBs and e-bikes have less adjustment freedom.
Saddle, handlebars, and stem can improve your riding position, but they cannot compensate for an incorrect size.
How to use the size chart
To choose correctly:
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Check your actual height.
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Consult the specific model's chart.
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Consider your riding style (comfort or sporty).
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If in doubt, contact customer service or a biomechanics expert.
Bicycle size charts
Road and gravel bike sizes
Road and gravel bikes are primarily measured based on the top tube length, which affects the reach.
| Size | Recommended Height | Top Tube Length |
|---|---|---|
| XS | Up to 157 cm | 48–50 cm |
| S | 157–167 cm | 50–53 cm |
| M | 168–178 cm | 53–56 cm |
| L | 178–185 cm | 56–58 cm |
| XL | Over 185 cm | 58–62 cm |
Gravel bikes may have slight variations in geometry, but the values remain similar.
Mountain bike (MTB) sizes
MTBs are classified in inches and refer to the seat tube.
| Size | Recommended Height | Frame Size |
|---|---|---|
| XS | Up to 157 cm | 14" – 16" |
| S | 157–167 cm | 15" – 17" |
| M | 168–178 cm | 16" – 19" |
| L | 178–185 cm | 18" – 20" |
| XL | Over 185 cm | 20" – 23" |
Geometries vary depending on the discipline: cross-country, trail, enduro, or downhill.
Children's bike sizes
For children's bicycles, the size depends on the wheel diameter:
| Age | Wheel Size |
|---|---|
| 1–3 years | 12" |
| 2–4 years | 14" |
| 4–6 years | 16" |
| 5–8 years | 20" |
| 8–10 years | 24" |
| Over 10 years | 26" / 27.5" |
It's always better to choose based on the child's height rather than relying solely on age.
Between two sizes: which to choose?
If you fall between two sizes:
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Choose the larger size for more comfort.
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Prefer the smaller size for sporty riding and high performance.
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Consider torso and leg length in addition to overall height.
Final tips
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Always check the manufacturer's recommendations.
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Check the return policy.
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Seek specialized advice.
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If possible, test ride the bike before purchasing.
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A correct fit is more important than the number indicated on the frame.
Unsure about the size?
Our team is available to help you choose the perfect size based on your needs and the chosen model.
Contact customer support for personalized advice.
If you also purchase the Bike Assembly, your bike will arrive fully assembled and ready to use.
Speak with an expert!
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Absolute Precision to Dominate Performance
Enter the world of data-driven training with Magene P515 power meters. Designed to offer professional-level precision and maximum reliability, the TEO (Carbon) and PES (Aluminum) models give you total control over your efforts, allowing you to unleash your true potential in races and training.
Magene P515 is the crucial upgrade for any cyclist who wants to measure performance, with guaranteed accuracy of ±1% even in the most extreme conditions.
Two Paths to Domination: Carbon TEO vs. Aluminum PES
Choose the perfect P515 for your needs, without sacrificing data quality:
1. Magene P515 TEO – Ultra-Light Carbon Version
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Ideal for: Those seeking every advantage in terms of weight and responsiveness, typical of competitions and climbs.
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Material: Carbon with 7075 Aluminum spindle.
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Weight: Extremely lightweight, starting from 425 g.
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Spindle: 29 mm.
2. Magene P515 PES – Aerospace Aluminum Version
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Ideal for: Those who prefer robustness, durability, and solid control, perfect for intense training and long distances.
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Material: Aerospace-grade aluminum.
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Weight: Approximately 625 g.
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Spindle: Compatible with Shimano 24 mm standard.
Technical Advantages and Key Specifications
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Measurement Method: Crank Arm measurement, offering precise and balanced data.
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Accuracy: Very high, ±1%, comparable to the best meters on the market.
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Universal Compatibility: Supports double chainrings with 110 BCD standard, easily adapting to road and gravel setups.
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Total Reliability: Designed to resist mud, water, and vibrations, ensuring consistent data in all weather conditions.
Detailed Shopify Metafields
These fields are crucial for store filters and technical specifications.
| Metafield | Value to Enter (for P515 series) | |
| Color | Black | |
| Material | Aerospace Aluminum / Carbon | |
| Compatible bike type | Road Bike, Gravel Bike, MTB (BCD compatibility) | |
| Year | 2024 (or Reference Year) | |
| Measurement Type | Crank Arm | |
| Precision | $\pm 1\%$ | |
| BCD Compatibility | 110 BCD (Double Chainring) | |
| Spindle Diameter | 24mm (PES Aluminum) / 29mm (TEO Carbon) | |
| Connectivity | ANT+, Bluetooth (assumed) |