I am almost 6 ft tall. I want to use this in our subdivision. or at times take it to nearby parks where they have bicycle lane. can I easily ride it
1053422
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, now I have to park 3 blocks away. I unfold the bike and ride home. Since the van is now three blocks away I also use 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.
1053423
seat post is 20" long with seat attached, so you have a lot of height adjustability. Think it would accommodate a 6 footer easily. However, keep in mind that handlebar height is NOT adjustable. The picture of the Loop-7 will give you some perspective.
1053424
Yes. My friend is 6'2", 58 years old, and he zipped around on it, loved it. The secret to tall people riding this type of bike is the adjustable seat that goes higher than most folding bikes. I had a Citizens bike but the seat did not go high enough making the knees to close to the handle bar, so I found the Schwinn an it is a good fit for tall folks too!
1053425
I am also six foot tall and had no problem riding it. However, the wheels will not support a 200 pound body. The rear wheel spokes broke on mine.
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.
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.
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.
2129573
Hi, pretty much the same as below. I'm 6'4, and I have to move my legs a little, it's not uncomfortable and my daughter likes the seat so much, we will take 2-3 mile rides with not problem. The positioning of the child on the bike is really the big benefit, you can carry on a conversation.
191812
Yes. I'm 6'2" and the seat can still be moved back several inches. I love the trike!
615151
Yes. I'm 6'2" & 285 lbs. I ride primarily on streets, occasionally jump curbs, a few kind trails, and this bike is great. Have to charge it with some frequency, but have not been disappointed with the purchase. Wish I could give you specific mileage between charges, but have never measured. I'm guessing 15-20 miles. This does not relate to your question, but you might prefer rear wheel drive as it is more natural when you are off road.
182633
Absolutely, It is fun and safe, it is like a little obstacle course. I can slide thru this and I am 5' 6'' tall.
1185506
My wife is 5' 4" tall and based on where I have the seat adjusted for her, I would say someone who's as short as 4' 6" could comfortably ride with the seat adjusted down to the lowest position. If your not counting on them to provide much pedal power they could probably be even shorter.
1130553
You might want to consider the bike is cumbersome when folded. Ot was a pain to carry and I'm 5'8". My son rides this bike in Chicago.
2155569
I am 6'2" and I ride it. I did replace the seat with a Schwinn Zero Pain seat. The German adults ride these a lot.
1418238
I don't think it's that tall. I'm 5'4" and have had to raise the seat to feel comfortable riding. My only problem is getting my leg over the seat to start riding but I'm having trouble with my hip. The bike is very comfortable with shocks in the front.
624765
I am 5'5" and the bike is perfect for me. Even had to raise the seat, so I would say it would not be an issue with your height. However, the bike is longer and on the heavy side, it is one of the bigger bicycles I have purchased, so just be aware of that. But your height shouldn't be an issue, the seat can be adjusted to sit pretty low.
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.
246648
I am 4 '10 and it worked good for me. Not sure for you. It may be. However, the all terrain is pretty big.. like a trike, so the regular size might be taller but not as bulky as wheels may be not as wide. It is not as easy to use as it looks... I struggled a bit... it was hard on my knee. Still useful.. let me get some activity during the rough period.
2256548
Sure. The bike is really sturdy. I would recommend raising the height in the seat to accomodate your longer legs (I am 5'7, so you will definately need the extra height) and to be honest, I took off the water bottle holder after I nailed my knee into it one too many times getting on and off...but I love this bike and use it constantly...also it doesn't take up as much room as my treadmill does. You will probably love the resistance settings too. Good luck!
323679
I just got this bike and it works for someone who is 4'11". I can fully pedal while sitting properly in the chair (on its lowest setting) and have no issues holding onto the handlebars. I think those shorter than me would find it difficult to reach the pedals comfortably.
257967
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
617365
I'd say you'd probably be fine if you drop the seat down all the way. I'm 5'3" and can ride it pretty comfortably with the seat up about 4 inches or so. And sadly, the handlebar isn't adjustable at all - its steel, which adds to the weight and it's proprietary, meaning you can't find another one and switch it out. I'd recommend taking a look at this review I found on YouTube - he shows the handle bar in more detail: http://youtu.be/Pab3zu4qDq0
399522
I just purchased this bike and I'm just under 5' 5" and have the seat set at MAX in order to get full range of motion, without hyperextending my knees. I can't imagine anyone taller getting full ROM.