What is the length of the seat tube. From pedal hub up to the top. Also what is the distance from ground to the top horizontal bar.
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Seat tube hub to top is 18 1/4", or 46mm. ground to the horizontal bar in front of the seat tube is 28 1/4", or 72mm. keep in mind that the horizontal bar is sloped back down from the front to the seat tube. Ken
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It's almost 5' in length and taking into account the widest part (seat handlebars) it takes up 27". After having it for almost a month, I'm still amazed at how much I love this cycle and how QUIET it is.
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I just measured with the seat in the lowest position and it's 17 inches to the nearest pedal and 25 inches to the farthest pedal. I think it might work for you.
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It is about 28.5" for several inches in front of the seat, then rises towards the handlebars. I am 5'7" tall, and it works fine for me, but is probably just about as large a frame as I can comfortably use. I love the bike!
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My first response I mistakenly referred to my older daughters bike. My four ft tall daughter who rides this one has it at lowest..about 25.5 in from ground..ample room..but she won't let me raise it. A piece that fits in between the wheel which gives wheel clearence to move freely seems defective..that wheel sometimes gets stuck dragging. It was hard to assemble. We also positioned/rotated handlebars to the back..it comes pre set forward and its an easy adjustment.
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Perhaps this is a better way to look at it - from the center bar, the measurement is 18" to the outside point of the wheel supports. If you'd like me to measure something else to help you out - let me know. I'd be happy to - because I really like this bike carrier - and I think you will too - if your bike actually fits on it!
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I measured it at the top of the pedals and it is 14 1/2 inches. Sorry it took this long to answer, but I was out of town.
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Can't give you the exact measurements but I know it's slightly longer by a foot than a normal bike. Height is the same.
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I just measured, from where the holes are on the frame to the pedal on the closest setting it is around 12", the seat seams to overhang around 3" to 4" so I would say around 9" in a straight line. It's a little hard to measure accurately without moving the seat all the way to the front. But I can do sometime tomorrow and update this. Also contacting Kettrike should be helpful. Overall this is a great tricycle my son loves and is very hard on it and still looks brand new.
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All the way forward from center of the seat to pedals is 24" and when set all the way back is 36". I am short and have no trouble adjusting it. My son-in-law is much taller and finds it easy to use. I recommend it for stability and features but place a mat or rub under it to protect a wood floor. You will need one at least 36" wide and double that in length.
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This was posted on the Schwinn Website for the Schwinn 460. It was answered by one of their CS Reps. Q: I am 5'10". How high does my ceiling need to be to operate this unit? Asked on 2/7/2011 by Andy from MN Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer CUSTOMER CARE A: The maximum height of the pedal is 22.5 inches from the floor, so you can add that to your height to determine your minimum ceiling height ---------------------- So the gentleman would need 92.5 inches = 7 feet 8 1/2 inches of ceiling height. That is pretty tall ceiling in a bedroom.
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It's about 24 inches from the seat to the pedal when it's down which is not a problem for a smaller 7 year old girl.The seat is adjustable with 3 options. All ages ride mine (7 to 70). We could place the seat in the first option for an even smaller child. The seat is hard to assemble and we didn't want to have to keep moving it so I chose the middle setting which allows everyone to ride. We did the same with the angle of the handlebars. The front of the seat on mine is 6 inches from the bottom of the handlebar. The first option would move it 3 inches closer. I hope this helps. We really like this trike. It is very sturdy. It's about 24 inches from the seat to the pedal when it's down which is not a problem for a smaller 7 year old girl.The seat is adjustable with 3 options. All ages ride mine (7 to 70). We could place the seat in the first option for an even smaller child. The seat is hard to assemble and we didn't want to have to keep moving it so I chose the middle setting which allows everyone to ride. We did the same with the angle of the handlebars. The front of the seat on mine is 6 inches from the bottom of the handlebar. The first option would move it 3 inches closer. I hope this helps. We... » Read More It's about 24 inches from the seat to the pedal when it's down which is not a problem for a smaller 7 year old girl.The seat is adjustable with 3 options. All ages ride mine (7 to 70). We could place the seat in the first option for an even smaller child. The seat is hard to assemble and we didn't want to have to keep moving it so I chose the middle setting which allows everyone to ride. We did the same with the angle of the handlebars. The front of the seat on mine is 6 inches from the bottom of the handlebar. The first option would move it 3 inches closer. I hope this helps. We really like this trike. It is very sturdy. « Show Less
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This was posted on the Schwinn Website for the Schwinn 460. It was answered by one of their CS Reps.Q: I am 5'10". How high does my ceiling need to be to operate this unit?Asked on 2/7/2011 by Andy from MNKnow the answer? Answer this question1 answerCUSTOMER CAREA: The maximum height of the pedal is 22.5 inches from the floor, so you can add that to your height to determine your minimum ceiling height----------------------So the gentleman would need 92.5 inches = 7 feet 8 1/2 inches of ceiling height. That is pretty tall ceiling in a bedroom. This was posted on the Schwinn Website for the Schwinn 460. It was answered by one of their CS Reps.Q: I am 5'10". How high does my ceiling need to be to operate this unit?Asked on 2/7/2011 by Andy from MNKnow the answer? Answer this question1 answerCUSTOMER CAREA: The maximum height of the pedal is 22.5 inches from the floor, so you can add that to your height to determine your minimum ceiling height----------------------So the gentleman would need 92.5 inches = 7 feet 8 1/2 inches of ceiling height. That is pretty tall... » Read More This was posted on the Schwinn Website for the Schwinn 460. It was answered by one of their CS Reps.Q: I am 5'10". How high does my ceiling need to be to operate this unit?Asked on 2/7/2011 by Andy from MNKnow the answer? Answer this question1 answerCUSTOMER CAREA: The maximum height of the pedal is 22.5 inches from the floor, so you can add that to your height to determine your minimum ceiling height----------------------So the gentleman would need 92.5 inches = 7 feet 8 1/2 inches of ceiling height. That is pretty tall ceiling in a bedroom. « Show Less
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12 inch I think. It was very small for my daughter. She only rode it 3 times and now she rides her 20 inch bike
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I don't know about the height but the Schwinn Meridian has some very flimsy parts- I would not buy it again
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My wife is 5'3" and can get on it but is not confident riding it. The top of the seat at the lowest position is about 35" and the cross bar near the seat is 29" and arcs up to about 34 near the handle bars. I like the bike and use it to commute to work but it is fairly heavy and things happen when you are on the road. In those situations you really need to have the bike under your control. Hope this helps!
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Overall it is approximately 48", it measures 25" from pedal to the back of the seat. I think the assembly instructions said 5-9 yrs for the age range. Our son is 6 and it fits him well, I would guess he will get a few years use out of it!