What are the key differences between women's and men's bikes?

The key differences between women's and men's bikes are typically related to the frame geometry and sizing. Women's bikes often have a shorter top tube and a taller head tube to accommodate a shorter torso and longer legs. Additionally, women's bikes may have a wider saddle and narrower handlebars to provide a more comfortable riding position. Men's bikes, on the other hand, tend to have a longer top tube and shorter head tube to suit a longer torso and shorter legs. Overall, the differences are designed to provide a better fit and riding experience based on average anatomical differences between men and women.