Hello I'm Gabriela from Uruguay and i have a cuestion, if possible to ride my Kawasaki Ninja 650r with a passenger without problem in his footrest?
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The bags are +/- 50 cm long. The back strap is +/- 20 cm from the rear end. The front strap is +/- 40 cm from the rear end. The front of the bag is +/- 30 cm deep. I hope this helps.
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I am sorry I don't know that information, mine are on a sport touring bike. There is no interference with foot placement for my passenger, the bags are able to move forward and back under the seat so I don't see why not.
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Im not sure if there will be enough room for a passenger. I haven't tried. But there enough room for my stuff on my GSXR600! Haha
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I am not a child, but I do have the bicycle.. I am 5 ft 1 in and unable to ride an adult bike because my legs are very short due to rickets as a child. My balance is also not that good. My husband has my seat adjusted and replaced the original seat with one that was wider for more balance and comfort. Make sure you have the right air in the tires..it makes it much easier to pedal. She would have to be able to pull the brakes that are on the handle bar, but it has no gears and rides very smooth. I wish we lived close by so she could try mine. I think maybe she could master this bike. It has been a joy to me since I also cannot master a two wheeler. Good luck and God Bless..
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Another question...anyone out there really small in stature and finds the bike comfortable? I am 102' and just over 5' tall. live in an area where there are no large sports shop to try things on, so to speak. thanks,arlene
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"Safely" is subjective. I carried my VFR on it without incident. My bike is significantly heavier than your Ninja.
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i would say 'yes' because the seat can be brought down quite low. The handlebars could be a little high, but pedaling shouldn't be a problem.
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Absolutely! With one caveat. The seat was not adequate for my 220# wife. She was able to find a slightly broader seat at WalMart for about $12.00. She is very comfortable on the bike. The handlebars can be adjusted so that you are sitting completely upright. Check my review of the bike - the only tricky bit for me in the assembly was adjusting the brakes so that they would stay centered. We would definitely recommend this bike for purchase. It is nearly equivalent to bike store bikes nearly twice the cost.
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the frame isnt the issue...the length of your headset and the ammount of post you can extend under the handlebars are your greatest limitation...if you can get 3-5 inches of extension beneath the handlebars you can use this seat. if your cruiser only has the bars bottomed out and wont allow extension more than 2-3 inches you would be better served with a seat that mounts differently.
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The seat is height adjustable, so I don't think your height will be an issue. I believe it is rated for up to 300lbs. Initially, the seat my be uncomfortable but, DON'T go out and get a new/padded one. It may take a few months of consistent riding, but it WILL break in and be very comfortable.
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I just took it on a 6 hour trip (with 1 bike), but I see no reason you couldn't. It feels secure. Just make sure to use all the straps to keep the tires from turning and just to make it more solid a ride.
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I was looking through the bikes manual & it doesn't say weight restriction. I'm about 150 and it's a comfortable ride. I don't think it would be safe for someone who's heavy. Too much stress on the tires.
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It depends on how it fits. It was bad on my bike. I was practically sitting on my kid's lap. When I would pedal I would end up hitting his feet. Maybe your seat and pedals are further away and it won't happen to you?
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I am a 6' 3", 180 lb. rider. I feel like it is just about an inch or two short for me, but I normally ride so that my toes just touch the ground. On this bike, I can put my whole foot on the ground when I stop. Some people are more comfortable when their whole foot touches the ground anyway. If I was riding this any farther than three to five miles, it might bother me a bit...particularly my knees due to having less leverage. However, it works fine for my commutes. As for carrying it on a plane, I do not know. I think it might just barely fit, but would be awkward. I would probably check it on. I have carried it onto buses, though, and had no problem with that. - Bob
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I have a Bonneville and have had a passenger ride just fine. You may want to pad the straps that cross the top of the seat.
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yes, no problemeasy to do just about anything you want while riding it.good luck
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I can't speak from personal experience for this question, but my guess would be that the seatpost they provide would allow a fairly short person to ride. You would have trouble with my current set up, but that's because I replaced the seatpost with a longer one. So, my guess is yes, but I can't speak from experiences since we happen to be at either ends of the height spectrum. Good luck!
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I wouldnt try it. Get a flat jack. I ride a ninja 250r (approx 400lbs) and after some use, the motorcycle wobbles on the stand and I have to use a piece of wood to keep the left side from slipping out
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Should be no problem with the FX seat post. Getting the foot pegs nice and snug takes longer than mounting the seat itself. So much fun!