What makes girls bikes different than other bikes?

Now when the times are changing there are not a lot of differences between what the boys can do that the girls can’t, we acknowledge and are proud of what girls are doing what they are doing and are making their mark everywhere round the world. Things change a bit when it comes down to the physicality of the bike and that is due to the bodily difference between the two genders.

This gives us the history of how the bikes have evolved over time. The very first thing to notice is that bikes for males were designed to hold more weight. And, for this reason only the bar was raised to higher to compensate for better reinforcement of the weight on the seat. Also, women don’t wear dresses now when they ride a bike for all the good reasons and that is why there is much disparity in both the frames. Although, it would make much more sense to make a universal bike, but the disparity will still be needed.

The small nitty gritties could not be over looked like the colours. Women generally choose vibrant colours and that is the main reason for putting girls’ bikes in the colours they love. Bikes must come in all the variety of fun colours nonetheless. Second thing which catches the attention is the lower stand over height, which again is in coherence with the biology of women. The lower stand over design was introduced in the late 1800s for women who rode wearing long skirts and even dresses.

Having discussed all this, people are genuinely moving forward for stereotyping the bikes according to the gender of the rider. The reason to this is that doing that has zero impact on the functionality of the bike. Those are the brands to look up to, because they focus on the functionality of a bike and how it impacts the confidence of the rider by giving them the challenge and helping them to be strong and healthy and free. Kross Bikes is proud to be one them. These marks as the major changes between the normal girls bikes and boys bikes.