Mandatory Data
The following attributes require information from you. Why we need this information from you and how we use it is explained in detail below for each attribute listed. For a detailed example, including all mandatory and optional data fields, click here
| MODEL VARIANT INFORMATION | TARGET GROUP INFORMATION |
|---|---|
| 1. Brand name | 9. Gender |
| 2. Model name | 10. Age |
| 3. GTIN/MPN | 11. Bike type |
| 4. Color | 12. E-bike or not |
| 5. Year | |
| 6. Model size | |
| 7. Wheel size | |
| 8. Frame shape |
MODEL VARIANT INFORMATION​
The following information is required to distinguish between the variants of a model. In this way, we can consider even small variations and process the data accordingly.
1. Brand name​
Specify the brand name of the product so we can customize the recommendations to your brand.
1.1 Intended use​
We use the brand name to uniquely describe a product variant in our internal data system. In addition, the information provided is used in a consistent format to create a filter that customers can use to narrow their search.
1.2 Examples​
| Header | brand |
|---|---|
| Data | Scott, Bold, Focus, ... |
2. Model name​
The model name given by the manufacturer is the basis to clearly identify the product you are selling.
2.1 Intended use​
We use the model name to uniquely describe a product variant in our internal data system. In addition, the information provided is used in a consistent format to create a filter that customers can use to narrow their search.
2.2 Examples​
| Header | model |
|---|---|
| Data | Unplugged Ultimate, Spark RC SL, … |
3. GTIN/ MPN​
The model name given by the manufacturer is the basis to clearly identify the product you are selling.
3.1 Intended use​
The Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) or the Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) help us to uniquely identify your product.
3.2 Examples​
| Header | gtin | mpn |
|---|---|---|
| Data | 4000990402378 4054571385611 | B0237OS1 402590-SPO-CS-983-SF |
4. Color​
Information about the color allows us to further distinguish the variants of a model.
4.1 Intended use​
We use the color to uniquely describe a product variant in our internal data system.
4.2 Examples​
| Header | color |
|---|---|
| Data | Candy Red Flakes, MRC, RED |
5. Year​
Information on the year of release allows us to differentiate between the variants of a model between years and ensure that the data is up to date.
5.1 Intended use​
We use the year to uniquely describe a product variant in our internal data system. In addition, the information provided is used in a consistent format to create a filter that customers can use to narrow their search.
5.2 Examples​
| Header | year |
|---|---|
| Data | 2023 |
5.3 Optional data source​
If not explicitly stated, the year that logically makes sense at that time is used. This is usually the current year, towards the end of the year possibly the coming year.
6. Model size​
The model size is an important information when making recommendations to customers. Regardless of the format you use, we can use the sizes you provide to distinguish variants of the model and calculate our recommendations.
6.1 Intended use​
We use the model size as an input to the recommendation calculations. In addition, the bike size is presented to the customer in a consistent format.
6.2 Examples​
| Header | Model size |
|---|---|
| Data | S, M, L 48, 51, 60 |
7. Wheel size​
The wheel size is also an important information when making recommendations to customers. We use the data you provide to distinguish model variants and as input for our calculated recommendations.
7.1 Intended use​
We use the wheel size as an input to the recommendation calculations. In addition, the wheel size is presented to the customer in a consistent format.
7.2 Examples​
| Header | Wheel size |
|---|---|
| Data | 27.5, 29 700 275 |
8. Frame shape​
The frame shape also has a major influence on the calculation of the recommendations.
8.1 Intended use​
We use the frame shape to uniquely describe a product variant in our internal data system to calculate the recommendations according to the individual frame shape. In addition, the information provided is used in a consistent format to create a filter that customers can use to narrow their search.
8.2 Examples​
| Header | Frame shape |
|---|---|
| Data | trapeze, diamond hardtail, full suspension |
TARGET GROUP INFORMATION​
The following information is required to determine the target customer for the model. This will allow us to tailor the recommendations to the customer in the best possible way.
9. Gender​
Since people of different genders differ in terms of body geometry, these anthropometric differences are considered in the sizing process. To make a meaningful recommendation for the bike, it is important to know for which gender a particular bike was developed.
9.1 Intended use​
The information provided is used in a consistent format to create a filter that allows customers to narrow their search.
9.2 Examples​
| Header | gender |
|---|---|
| Data | F, M, U lady, man |
10. Age​
Since the sizing of children's bikes differs with that of adults, it is important to know the age group for which a bike is intended.
10.1 Intended use​
We use the age specification to distinguish between adult and children's bikes and exclude children's bikes from the general calculations. Kids sizing is available for children's bike calculations.
10.2 Examples​
| Header | age |
|---|---|
| Data | adult, youth, child |
11. Bike type​
Bicycles are sized differently depending on their intended use (e.g., MTB Trail vs. MTB Enduro). Let us know in which category you would sort the corresponding bike, so that we can keep as close as possible to your specifications when sizing.
11.1 Intended use​
The information provided on the bike type is used in a consistent format to create a filter that allows customers to narrow their search.
11.2 Examples​
| Header | type |
|---|---|
| Data | Trekking, Road, Gravel, Trail, Enduro, … |
11.3 Optional data source​
To assign a bike to a type, all available information is used. The more precisely you specify the type, the more closely we reflect your classification.
12. E-Bike​
Anyone looking for an e-bike would also like to have e-bikes suggested as part of their search. To offer this pre-sorting to the customer, we sort e-bikes into a separate group.
12.1 Intended use​
The information provided is used in a consistent format to create a filter that allows customers to narrow their search.
12.2 Examples​
| Header | motor | type |
|---|---|---|
| Data | Bosch | E-Bike |
12.3 Optional data source​
Bikes with a specified engine specification are considered to be e-bikes.