Nobody can deny the glaring differences between the male and female forms. These clear physical differences have been the basis for the production of different sized and shaped sports clothing and equipment for generations, so it follows that mountain bikes should accommodate the differences too, why should male and female bikes be the same? These days they aren’t. The majority of mountain bike brands now produce WSD bikes, tailored to the needs of the female form. Orange mountain bikes’ take on the perfect bike for the female form comes in the shape of the Diva, which has been carefully designed by the brains at Orange mountain bikes to suit the female physique, offering the kind of confidence and comfort in a ride that just isn’t possible for a smaller lady rider on a traditional bike.

No female rider will question the need to a WSD model to get the best on the trails. Traditional mountain bike shape and geometry forces female riders into an uncomfortable stretched position, offering them an unwieldy ride. The Diva models from Orange mountain bikes are purposely designed to give back control and the ensuing confidence on the trails.

Orange mountain bikes supply both a Diva hardtail and Five Diva, the WSD version of the well known and loved full suspension model. Both designs incorporate ‘the perfect geometry for the smaller feminine physique.’ The designers behind Orange mountain bikes made the Diva with the aim of placing the rider in a central position on the bike for better control and a more stable ride. A shorter top tube and steeper seat tube angle push the rider forward over the bike. This keeps more weight on the front end and gives a more aggressive riding position. The bikes provide manoeuvrability and controlled climbs.

Riders of under 5 feet tall can easily be accommodated on these bikes, thanks to their low stand over clearance. The beauty is in the fact that Orange Mountain bikes have not skimped on technology.

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