Mondraker Enduro, Trail & XC Bike Size Chart

This is the core sizing chart for the vast majority of Mondraker's mountain bike lineup. It applies to their aggressive enduro bikes, versatile trail machines, and lightweight XC racers. The sizing is based on rider height, which is the primary factor for finding the correct fit within Mondraker's Forward Geometry concept. This chart is the correct reference for the Mondraker Foxy size chart, Raze sizing, and even e-bikes like the Crafty and Neat.

Applies to: SUPERFOXY, FOXY, RAZE, F-PODIUM, PODIUM, CHRONO, DUNE, NEAT, SLY, LEVEL, CRAFTY, CRAFTY CARBON, CRAFTY RACE, CRUSHER, CHASER, PRIME, and PRIME X models.

Mondraker Downhill Bike Size Chart (Summum)

The Mondraker Summum is a purebred downhill racing bike, engineered for maximum stability and control on the world's most brutal tracks. Its geometry is even longer and slacker than the trail bikes to provide ultimate composure at speed. The Mondraker Summum size chart below reflects this, with slightly different height recommendations to ensure riders are perfectly positioned for gravity-fueled racing.

Applies to: SUMMUM (all models).

Mondraker Gravel & Urban Cross Size Chart

Mondraker extends its design philosophy to the world of gravel and all-road riding with models like the Dusty. The sizing for these drop-bar bikes is slightly different from the mountain bike range, focusing on a balance of comfort for long distances and control for off-road sections. The Arid follows a similar pattern, while some urban models like the Prime and Chaser use the main MTB chart.

Dusty Sizing

The Mondraker Dusty is a high-performance gravel bike. The sizing chart below is specific to this model, ensuring an efficient and comfortable position for long gravel adventures.

Applies to: DUSTY (all models), ARID.

Mondraker Kids' Bike Size Chart

Mondraker brings its high-performance DNA to its kids' range, offering properly engineered bikes for young shredders. Sizing for kids is based on their height and age, ensuring they have a bike that is safe, easy to control, and fun to ride. The range includes models like the Leader, Trick, F-Play, and the Grommy balance bike.

Understanding Mondraker's Forward Geometry

To truly understand "what size Mondraker do I need?", you have to understand Forward Geometry. It is the brand's core design principle and it influences every aspect of their mountain bikes' handling and fit. It was a radical idea when introduced, but it has since influenced the entire bike industry.

What is Forward Geometry?

At its heart, Forward Geometry involves two key changes compared to traditional bike design:

• Longer Front-Center/Reach: Mondraker significantly lengthens the top tube and reach of the frame. This pushes the front wheel further out in front of the rider.
• Shorter Stem: To compensate for the longer frame and keep the overall handlebar position correct, Mondraker pairs this with a very short stem (typically 10-30mm).

What are the Benefits?

This combination creates a number of distinct advantages on the trail:

• Confidence: The longer front-center means the front wheel is less likely to get tucked under on steep descents, reducing the feeling of going over the handlebars and inspiring huge confidence.
• Control: With the front axle further ahead, the front wheel is less likely to wash out in corners, giving you more grip and control.
• Stability: The longer overall wheelbase makes the bike incredibly stable at high speeds and over rough, chattery terrain.
• Direct Steering: The super-short stem provides incredibly direct and responsive steering inputs.

Because of this philosophy, a Medium Mondraker Foxy will likely feel longer than a Medium from another brand. This is intentional. It's crucial to trust the size chart, as it is designed around this concept to put you in the optimal position to reap the benefits of Forward Geometry.

Frequently Asked Questions About Mondraker Sizing

I'm between two sizes on the chart. Which one should I choose?

This is a common question, especially with Mondraker's long geometry. The choice depends on your priorities.
Size Down For: A more playful and nimble ride. If you ride tight, twisty trails or love to jump and manual, the shorter wheelbase of a smaller size will be more agile. Riders with a shorter torso might also prefer the feel of a smaller size.
Size Up For: Maximum stability and a "plow bike" feel. If you prioritize raw speed on fast, open, and rough tracks, the longer wheelbase of the larger size will provide ultimate composure. Riders with longer torsos or arms will appreciate the extra room.
Many professional Mondraker enduro racers who are on the cusp of M and L will choose the Large for all-out racing stability.

How does Mondraker sizing compare to other brands like Specialized or Trek?

Mondraker bikes, especially their mountain bikes, are almost always longer than a comparably sized bike from brands like Specialized, Trek, or Giant. A Medium Mondraker Foxy will have a significantly longer 'reach' measurement than a Medium Specialized Stumpjumper. This is the core of Forward Geometry. You should not assume your size will transfer from another brand. Always use the Mondraker-specific size chart as your primary reference and pay close attention to the recommended height ranges.

Does the sizing apply to Mondraker's e-bikes too?

Yes. Mondraker's e-MTB models like the Crafty, Neat, Crusher, and Level use the same Forward Geometry philosophy and follow the same sizing chart as their non-electric counterparts. The added weight and low center of gravity of an e-bike already enhance stability, so choosing between sizes follows the same logic: size down for agility, size up for ultimate stability.