I'm a big guy 6'3" and 265lbs with a MTB I ride for commuting and weekend trail rides. Is this for 10+ mile comfort?
874305
I would definitely say 'yes'. I really like mine and I bought one for my son for Christmas. A friend told me about it and he is also a tall person, maybe close to 200 lbs. Good luck and enjoy!
1490932
Yes. You are too big for this bike. I'm 6'3" and I have to move the seat all the way back. Even still, for max comfort, i really would like to move it back another inch or so.
810181
I would not consider this a wide saddle. More of a hybrid between a narrow high performance and wide comfort. I'm 6'1" and weigh 200 lbs. and it works fine.
1053426
I'm a 5'7" female, 155lbs. I think you might be too tall for this if you are doing long distance biking. Try on at a bike store first.
915390
I'm 6'2" @ 265; it's worked fine for me. Check the weight rating on the product - it should state the max load (I don't remember what it was exactly).
801793
Yes! I am 6 ' 275 lbs and it holds me easily! To add to that, this is probably the most comfortable feeling bike I have had since I was a kid! Feels very solid for the price, especially and I think it just really looks sharp! I don't know that it would be a bike for a serious mountain bike competitor, but excellent for the average weekend warrior.
1341273
Everytime I ride it's for at least ten miles and I love it so comfortable if you are doig a lot of road riding I think it's great!
1476925
Hey guys. I am 5.10 and this bike is a perfect fit for me. It should be ok for people 5.7 to 6.1"
1027580
Yes. I'm 6 4 as well and have to actually put the seat down. I swear a giant could comfortably fit on this bike. Definitely go for it if you're thinking about buying it. I use it daily for at least 5 miles with zero back pain or knee pains. The only issue with being a bigger guy/gal is the footsteps come undone when you get off the bike. That's literally the only flaw
1390317
Absolutely. I mostly ride it around the neighborhood with my daughter. I hit the trails a lot also. I will eventually upgrade the front shocks, but I am a heavier guy, thats why.
1680291
It should not be too big for you, but it is definitely not built for rocky surfaces. It is a road bike, with narrow tires for speed. You'll want a mountain bike or hybrid for rocky trails.
167853
Hmmm I am a big guy about 220lbs and around 6ft sooo depends, but I'd say it feels heavier than most and almost too hot for me which is good on those below 0 days... def not for the fall
801792
I don't ride mine to break it but I am 6'2"/280# and it has held up for over a year now. Rough trails and mtn roads are not my thing but sand, gravel or smooth and paved.. it has seen it's share.. Good luck.
1866403
If you mean that you have 26" wheels you should be fine in terms of fit and function. The rough tread on a mountain bike tire WILL be a bit noisy though.
1053428
I would say that the bike is ok for a shorter ride like in your subdivision and maybe even a bike trail. However, having longer legs due to my height has made the longer bike rides a bit uncomfortable.
1053427
I'm 6'2 and 215 lbs, 64 yrs old, in an urban enviroment, I have no problems. Due to street construction, going on for months, nowI have to park 3 blocks away. I unfold the bike and ride home. Since the van is now three blocks away I alsouse it to get to the store occasionally. Therd are other fold down bikes available, of a larger size. If you are looking to put "ALOT" of miles on it, go bigger. This is a rapid deployment, short hop bike.It fits that bill very well.
1368217
I'm 6'3, depending on your leg length/riding preference it might be close. I think I have the seat up 7/10.