Can one adjust the distance between the seat and the knee pad to allow for a tall person of approximately 6 feet tall?
1535608
The seat can only be adjusted vertically which only affects the distance between the seat and knee pads minimally. I'm tall 6' 2 1/2 ", I find the chair works well at the lowest setting. My wife is short, 5' 3 ", and does better with the seat much higher.
1535609
Not really. You can adjust the height of the seat by about 6 inches but it doesn't really extend the distance between seat and knee pads. On the other hand, it fits me fine at 5'9" with a bit of seat behind me, and I doubt that a 6-foot person has femurs that are much longer than mine.
966458
maximum seat height is probably about 20-24" with 6" adjustability (14-18" minimum seat height)
1587229
The hight can be adjusted but I don't remember that you could adjust the seat. I just want to say that I was very pleased with it.
622525
Definitely not for someone 6'2". I'm 5'2" and have it at midway adjustment level. I'd say 5'8" would be the maximum comfortable adjustment level.
1746390
I am 6 ft 2 in, and leg room is not a problem. However, there is that bar that braces the legs. The brace is in the way! Comfort means different things to different people. I do not find it to be comfortable, but that is due to the chair I use.
1959319
I am 5' 6" and I know it could extend farther. Have you looked at Spry's website? That might help you too. You could maybe send them a question. I know on their site it says, "knee adjustment 17 to 24 inches". I have rented my walker out to a friend, so I don't have it here to give you exact measurements.
2161934
There are height variations available for the seat and desk top so I'm pretty certain that you could find an adjusment that is comfortable. We have had 3 six-foot individuals try the bike with my settings and they were pretty comfortable without any modifications.
1608937
I believe a 6 ft. 2 in. person would be at the top range of heights but would be okay as it has several height adjustment holes to use. Hope this helps.
2026609
The seat is not adjustable. However, I'm pretty sure your feet would touch the floor. I'm 5'4" and my feet easily do so.
2070603
The height is not adjustable. I am 5'6 and I would have been comfortable using it, but father (who we bought it for) is closer to 6' and also would have been comfortable.
168901
No the seat is not adjustable .the padded bar that holds your knees has 2 height settings . the seat removes to do seated rows
991212
Yes it is adjustable. The only potential problem I would foresee is for folks who are very tall (over 6 foot). Even then, it is possible to purchase a longer seat post to deal with such a problem.
1620658
Yes. It's pretty easy to adjust. I'm 6' tall and I've been able to adjust it to fit me well. There is a lot of room to adjust it either direction from where I have it set.
1242577
I bought the walker based upon some of these answers. I'm 6' and it worked fine. It will adjust for taller than I needed: 2 additional click stops for height adjustments.
54131
Prob... not..... my wife had regular adjustments..... she is 5'6" .... save your money .....
98490
I'm 6'4" and when I pedal standing up my knees are about an inch from the bars, so you may have an issue with that. Sitting down you should have plenty of room. The seat is pretty far back.
168547
Depends mostly on your foot-to-knee measurement. I am 6 feet tall, from foot to knee is about 24 inches. I have it raised to max heighth and manage to just squeeze in under the knee pads with my feet on the foot supports. That being said - the pads rest on your knees, so long as you are able to get it lifted initially it really doesn't matter, you can maybe squeeze in from the sides or something. Ideally it would have one more hole to go up one more level, but it doesn't.