Any taller folks have issues using this? My knee to ankle is about 21" long and my bum to my knee is about 16" (yes a 37" inseam).
1027026
I don't know if this will help for sure, but I actually had trouble using it because I have shorter legs! Your feet might hang off the end, but you almost certainly won't have a problem in the bum-to-knee area, because that's the part that I had issues with since I have shorter or more average-length thighs.
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I just ordered mine as a replacement for an identical one by another company that I've had for over 10 years now, so it's pretty flattened out over the years. What I've been doing that might help keep your legs from hanging off so far is to place a flat pillow or two under your thighs kind of close to your behind and pull the leg pillow a little farther out away from you so you get a little more support on your legs. Keeping the legs fully supported is really important if you have a terrible back like I do, because it keeps from pulling on the lower back. Just a suggestion. Hope it helps you. :) I just ordered mine as a replacement for an identical one by another company that I've had for over 10 years now, so it's pretty flattened out over the years. What I've been doing that might help keep your legs from hanging off so far is to place a flat pillow or two under your thighs kind of close to your behind and pull the leg pillow a little farther out away from you so you get a little more support on your legs. Keeping the legs fully supported is really important if you have a terrible back like I do, because it keeps from pulling on the lower back. Just a suggestion. Hope it helps... » Read More I just ordered mine as a replacement for an identical one by another company that I've had for over 10 years now, so it's pretty flattened out over the years. What I've been doing that might help keep your legs from hanging off so far is to place a flat pillow or two under your thighs kind of close to your behind and pull the leg pillow a little farther out away from you so you get a little more support on your legs. Keeping the legs fully supported is really important if you have a terrible back like I do, because it keeps from pulling on the lower back. Just a suggestion. Hope it helps you. :) « Show Less
1027028
I'm 5'7", 32" inseam and my foot goes to the end of the top portion. Yours may hang off. Look at the specs for the measurements. It would still be better than using pillows.
1216110
It was not that short. I am 5"3" and my husband is 5'7". And he had no problem using it. I was great to use. I am glad that my husband bought it.
1430848
I believe you should read the measurements of the elevator and compare to your own. I am not tall...but long from hip to knee...so the elevator hits me perfectly at the bend of my knee. Once on the elevated portion, my feet do not at all reach the end. People have their height in different places...some people, even though tall, do not have long legs but have their length in their torso.
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I am not tall lol! but my GF is 6' and she doesn't have any problems with it at all. You have to consider when you are pushing it (or at least when jogging) there is somewhat of a forward lean going on.
2161932
It depends on how long-legged you are. I'm only 5'10", but with a 34+" inseam, it's barely big enough for me. I do still use it a lot, so I guess it's fine, but if my seat had more notches, I would use them. My husband is 6'1", but his legs are a little shorter than mine - he has no problem with the fit. I suspect if your inseam is 34" or below, you will fit fine. If your legs are much longer than that, you probably won't like the fit.
1535660
Mine was just under the knee,I'm 6ft so I guess it might depend on how big a foot you have.
434878
I am 6'- 0" tall and have no problems. Length of legs might be the determining factor. I am still very much liking this rbike... worth the money.
219442
I'm 5"6" with long lean legs. The medium hits at my ankles...but that is fine by me. Hope this helps.
1444862
Even though I purchased this tryke for myself, my husband who stands 6'3 also rides it, adjusting the seat height to fit his long legs. I am only 5'4 so there is quite an adjustment between the 2 of us.
700915
I didn't measure the height but it seemed adjustable enough for me. I wear 32" inseam and 6' tall if that helps.
285071
Although I am much shorter, my husband is 5'9" and has no problems with the stride- that is, when I can get him to use the thing. My D-I-L is about your height and leg length and uses it without complaint.
354856
I'm 5'6" and not much more inseam than you & I can ride it OK. Perhaps with the seat adjusted properly, you might be able to. However, the length of the pedal bar (whatever it's called...) may give you a problem, but I don't think it would, if, as I mentioned, the seat is properly adjusted. Do remember this is a bike with 26" wheels. Sorry I didn't reply earlier. I was on vacation & not checking my mail.
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You know, I think it depends on your leg size. I think I'm at the very end of it fitting. I'm close to that size. The problem is the velcro goes onto the skin and can irritate it. My leg measures 17-19-21. for where it hits each part of the knee area.
1897561
I am 6'2" and use it every other day with no problem. I have the seat elevated and sit back against the back of the seat so the bottom resistance bar rests on my ankles. 6'3" or 6'4" would likely be max.
290012
I believe you have inseam options of 10" or 12". I got the 12's and they hit about the middle of my kneecap. Hope this helps.
700556
People--it depends how long your legs are--not how tall you are. The answer of the 18" height tells you. People have different leg lengths from knee to foot. Honest. Trust me on this. Or look around you.
2130756
I am 5'1" and find this chair put to much pressure on my knees, but since the height adjuster wasn't working properly, this may have had something to do with it. I feel as if the distance from the seat to the kneeling pad was to short and put to much bend in the knees.