Setup Q for long legs: What's the distance from the saddle's rear edge to where the steel rod changes from straight to curved (near the horn)?
1984696
Not sure if I understand the question but from the center rod it is 4 inches to the rear of the saddleand at least 5 inches to the front.
1984697
About 6 inches from the rear of the saddle to the front bend. The seat is a total of 10.5". Also on the flat bar after the curve their are actually numbers so you can see it up exactly how you had it every time and the seat works bell and is very comfortable. The stickers do come off on the saddle, that is the only downfall but I think it looks better without them. The cloth is held together with staples underneath just so you know.
1185568
The particular avenir MTB handlebar I bought has a 100mm rise, and there is nearly 180mm before the curve. I have a 4.5" grip, a handbrake, and an old friction type gear shifter all mounted on one side and equivalent on the other.
365559
Approx. 16" - 22" from seat - adjustable legs. Could not be more pleased with this item.
134411
My bike came mostly assembled. I think all I had to do was put the handle bars and pedals on. And maybe a wheel. Don't actually remember. Everything was already adjusted though. And it anything is not to your liking, the manual explains how to adjust everything. Seat height and handle bar height are easy and that's all I changed. Gearing setting are probably the most confusing but mine was set perfect right out of the box. With all that being said, if I could do over again I would probably get a different bike. I got the Schwinn midmoor. I don't really dislike anything about it but If given the opportunity, I would try another brand or style of bike. Maybe something more "sporty". If that makes any sense. My wife loves hers and we go on long rides often. If you get if I'm sure you will like it. It is very comfortable. Hope I haven't confused your decision even more. Lol. Good luck.
1358260
I measured and when the seat is in the lowest position and the pedal is in the down position it is 2feet 7inches away. So as long as your legs are that long you should be good.
1080088
Hello: With the matching steel foot plate it's 17 inches from the top of the crank to the base. I have a short tongue as well and it took some careful fitting. If you think this length might have potential try a dry fit----including the folding the crank handle and red turning wheel---- as that's the only way you'll know for sure if you have enough clearance in both directions. I initially thought that mine would not fit but with a little playing around it made it by a hair and works perfectly. For the dry fit I'd suggest having a second set of hands to avoid scratching the unit in the event you need to return it. Good luck! Tim.
1929890
At the highest setting, the saddle is 24 inches off the ground. Specifically the portion of the seat which is directly above the support column is 24 inches high. This was *not* high enough for me to sit comfortably. I'm 6' 0", 155 lb. male. At this setting, too much pressure is delivered to the lower pelvis, not enough to the legs.
232971
Slightly forward. I watched a YouTube video on making my adjustments. Just google "how do I adjust my saddle stool?" And see if it comes up.
213930
Grandkids took the bike to their house so I can't measure. The seat will lower practically all the way to the bar so it should be less than 12" fully extended. I really liked the training wheels, no wobbles.
1481864
Slightly complicated question. I'm 6 foot. The seat post is way to short for the frame. The bike rides a bit akward because of this. If you are a male of 5'10" or more you'll wanna replace the seat post, as I did, and bring the seat up so that you can get your legs into the proper pedal position.... Though.... At this point you will find you are up in the air a ways. I got used to this easy and appreciated the advantages of 29" wheels. However.... If you are on the short side you will be breaking new ground and I can't help much there. I have got some comments on just how big the bike is... But then again... All 29ers are. If you are going to put serious miles on this bike try to order a spare bushing for the rear swingarm. And the stock tires wear out REALLY fast. &lt;-easily fixed That being said I've customized out one of these with more money than the purchase cost and I have no regrets.
476018
There's a knob on the bar that the seat sits on. You loosen the knob, pull up on the knob and slide the seat up or down to the required length. There are grooves in the bar for the adjusted lengths. When correct length found, tighten knob.
1426030
I seriously doubt it. I am only 5'9" and I have it extended all the way, because I like to straighten my legs when cycling. You could modify it by adding a metal tube between the two halves of the adjusting tube, but it would probably be unstable unless you welded it. I'd use my money to buy a second hand larger model if I were you.
1121305
28 inches from the floor to the top of the back of the saddle. Makes you sit up straight, but butt hurts after a while.
412608
About 6 inches below and maybe 8 above...will dig it out and measure for real later...honestly, I ride a 29'er and it does OK, but the back part would be better a couple inches longer.
1945274
Yvonne there is a knob underneath the seat to adjust the seat distance for leg length! Love my bike! Kathy S.
746251
If you run stock shackles you should be close. I ended up getting a longer rear shaft to be on the safe side.
1984241
Douglas; if you're still around, got this from weaver this morning! Inside ring separation (edge to edge) 2.615", saddle hgth. 1". asked them about front to back waiting on answer!