Pure Cycles Original size chart: letter options and centimetre columns
The Pure Cycles Original size chart presents six frame-size columns, while the Juliet product selector offers four lettered options. Those are different descriptions of the range. Before comparing a bicycle with your measurements, establish which centimetre column actually belongs to the particular option being discussed.
Read the Pure Cycles Original size chart in two parts
The manufacturer selector lists Small, Medium, Large and XL. Below it, the geometry table has columns headed 47 cm, 50 cm, 54 cm, 58 cm, 61 cm and 64 cm. Neither the number of labels nor their order establishes a complete correspondence between those two sets.
A Small selection should therefore not acquire a frame measurement simply because it appears first. Likewise, six chart columns do not mean that six sizes are available through the current selector. Keep the option name and the manufacturer's numerical frame designation as separate questions.
Distinguish frame size from standover
The Seat Tube, Center To Top row repeats 47, 50, 54, 58, 61 and 64 under the matching columns. The separate Step-Thru / Standover row prints 28, 29, 30, 32, 33 and 34 inches. These are different measurements with different labels; a standover figure should not replace the frame-size heading.
The pictured white bicycle helps locate the frame triangle and the space above the top tube. It is an unidentified comparison bicycle, so its apparent proportions cannot supply the missing Juliet size mapping or demonstrate that a rider will fit a particular frame.
Ask for the identity of the actual option
The local model reference is Pure Cycles Original Bike — Juliet. Its four named configurations provide a starting point for an enquiry, rather than an independent fit chart. Request the numerical frame designation for the selected bicycle and compare the corresponding full chart column with your fitting requirements.
The manufacturer's page identifies the Original as a retired model and marks its four options sold out. A retained size chart is reference information, not evidence of present availability. The Pure Cycles background guide places this older model in the wider range.
FAQ: matching the size records
Does Small automatically mean 47 cm?
No. The cited selector and chart do not explicitly establish that mapping.
Is a 30-inch standover a 30-inch frame?
No. Standover and seat-tube frame size occupy different rows and describe different dimensions.
Do six chart columns establish six purchasable options?
No. The current selector has four named options, each marked sold out by the manufacturer.
Use the Pure Cycles topic to continue with an identified model and an exact frame column.
Manufacturer references: Original product and geometry (https://www.purecycles.com/products/original-21154).
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