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The Sight VLT uses Norco's numeric sizing system (S2 through S5), which maps loosely onto conventional sizing. Here's the full geometry spread to help you land on the right number:
Size
Reach
Stack
Head Angle
Seat Angle
Chainstay
Wheelbase
S2
447mm
627mm
64.0°
77.2°
432mm
1238mm
S3
472mm
636mm
64.0°
77.5°
436mm
1252mm
S4
497mm
645mm
64.0°
77.8°
440mm
1278mm
S5
522mm
654mm
64.0°
78.0°
444mm
1304mm
The jumps between sizes are substantial at 25mm reach increments, so borderline cases are worth thinking through carefully. Community experience broadly maps out like this: S2 suits riders around 170-175cm, S3 works well for 175-183cm, S4 for roughly 183-191cm, and S5 above that. @cobra22 finds the S4 feels genuinely stable for bigger riders, while @psychonaut at 175cm fitted a 50mm stem on the S2 and found it perfect, with the S3 reach feeling like a stretch too far.
One thing worth knowing: a rider at 6'4" did size down from S5 to S4 because 500mm+ reach caused front wheel wash in flat corners on the high pivot geometry. The combination of long wheelbase, eMTB weight, and high pivot can make the bike feel quite plow-y if you go too big.
If you tell me your height I can narrow it down further.