What are the adjustable measurements of the handrails? How high can they be adjusted and how low? I am concerned about leverage for a shorter person. Sometimes the manufacturer's specs are wrong. What are the adjustable measurements of the handrails? How high can they be adjusted and how low? I am concerned about leverage for a shorter person. Sometimes the manufacturer's specs are... » Read More What are the adjustable measurements of the handrails? How high can they be adjusted and how low? I am concerned about leverage for a shorter person. Sometimes the manufacturer's specs are wrong. « Show Less
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We have ours set at the third hole from the bottom on the adjustable legs. That gives a handle height of 29 inches from the floor. Looks like the shortest height would be 27 inches from the floor if I used the first hole. There are also unpadded bars running alongside the toilet bowl which are 16.5 inches above the floor at the third hole setting.
1569608
I don't know the exact measurements but I am 5'1 and I can use the lower support bar easily. This has been a great product for my husband's needs.
1881881
Yes, the handle bar height can be adjust, and depend it on the height of the person.
618188
I am not sure if I understand the question or the issue. I did not feel like climbing back with a tape but it must be around 1 inch. There are no adjustments. You could lower the rail by adding a stud between the rail and the joist for something like a light fixture. Saris has a good tutorial video on YouTube where you could see the parts and assembly.
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Please? Anybody? If anyone is 5 feet tall or around there and has used this machine or others (418, 431, 438) in this line, please drop a line here and tell me what you think of it? I am particularly interested in what kind of reach it takes to grip the handlebars while striding. Does it bend you forward to reach them or can you do so in relative comfort without straining your back? ANY input is greatly appreciated!!
190070
There are at notches more toward the pedals - I am 5'8" - so I don't see any reason why someone that height should not be able to use it. My suggestion would be to go all the way down and work back.
298345
I'm 6'2" and the handle length works just fine for me and I've never found myself stooping while using it. When I pull the cart the wheels don't even come close to clipping the back of my feet. Here are some measurements to help you decide. With the handle laying on the ground it is 33" from the front of the tires to the end of the handle. I also took a measurement of the handle height while pulling the cart and the end of the handle is 35" from the ground.My local Lowes had one on display and Home Depot also carries them. Perhaps you could check one out there. Also, it would be easy and inexpensive to take the handle to anybody with a welder to simply extend the handle by 6" or so if you feel you need it. I'm 6'2" and the handle length works just fine for me and I've never found myself stooping while using it. When I pull the cart the wheels don't even come close to clipping the back of my feet. Here are some measurements to help you decide. With the handle laying on the ground it is 33" from the front of the tires to the end of the handle. I also took a measurement of the handle height while pulling the cart and the end of the handle is 35" from the ground.My local Lowes had one on display and Home Depot also carries them. Perhaps you could check one out there.... » Read More I'm 6'2" and the handle length works just fine for me and I've never found myself stooping while using it. When I pull the cart the wheels don't even come close to clipping the back of my feet. Here are some measurements to help you decide. With the handle laying on the ground it is 33" from the front of the tires to the end of the handle. I also took a measurement of the handle height while pulling the cart and the end of the handle is 35" from the ground.My local Lowes had one on display and Home Depot also carries them. Perhaps you could check one out there. Also, it would be easy and inexpensive to take the handle to anybody with a welder to simply extend the handle by 6" or so if you feel you need it. « Show Less
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I'm 5'5" and I have to reach on my tippy toes. I would imagine that if an individual was shorter than me then they will have issues. Of course you can resolve this as long as you have some sort of step stool that is bath friendly. It's still a great investment.
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I ride comfortably at 6'5" with the seat adjusted to about 1" below max. height. My only problem was adjusting the handlebars high enough to match. They are at max. height. You should have no problems adjusting to your height. It is a great bike for the price.
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Travel cannot be adjusted but hydraulic rebound & air pressure to set the proper height to personal weight , travel is limited by the length if fork tubes
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They are not adjustable. I am also short (5'1)and find it only slightly inconvenient. It's also quite practical just to sit on the bike and pedal and not bother to hold on to the handlebars. Ideally I'd like it if the handlebars were either adjustable or not leaning so far forward to begin with, but I am still making good use of the bike.
359888
The handle is not adjustable. From the product description: Stool measurements: Height: 9" Length: 14 1/4" Width: 11 1/4". Height of Hand Rail: 33"
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Hey, not sure if you mean adjust it or figure out how long the rope should e for your height. If that's the case, the handles should reach to armpit/chest level. As far as adjusting, I apologize, I'm not sure how long this rope is and it isn't adjustable but I can say that I'm 5'8, my old fighter is 5'10, and my nephew is 6'2 and this rope is the only one we are using now. If you'd like an great adjustable rope, the Top Fit Speed Burner Speed Rope is the first rope I bought from thi line and I love it. It just so happened that this one came out and I enjoyed it too. This line of products is great. Hope this helps :) Hey, not sure if you mean adjust it or figure out how long the rope should e for your height. If that's the case, the handles should reach to armpit/chest level. As far as adjusting, I apologize, I'm not sure how long this rope is and it isn't adjustable but I can say that I'm 5'8, my old fighter is 5'10, and my nephew is 6'2 and this rope is the only one we are using now. If you'd like an great adjustable rope, the Top Fit Speed Burner Speed Rope is the first rope I bought from thi line and I love it. It just so happened that this one came out and I enjoyed it too. This line of products is... » Read More Hey, not sure if you mean adjust it or figure out how long the rope should e for your height. If that's the case, the handles should reach to armpit/chest level. As far as adjusting, I apologize, I'm not sure how long this rope is and it isn't adjustable but I can say that I'm 5'8, my old fighter is 5'10, and my nephew is 6'2 and this rope is the only one we are using now. If you'd like an great adjustable rope, the Top Fit Speed Burner Speed Rope is the first rope I bought from thi line and I love it. It just so happened that this one came out and I enjoyed it too. This line of products is great. Hope this helps :) « Show Less
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Hi, I'm 5'-3" and I had no problem adjusting this bike to fit comfortably. It is well made and an excellent product. Having said that, I don't believe that it will adjust for someone of your stature. There didn't seem to be any additional flexibility for adjusting it smaller than I did. You might contact the mfg. for suggestions for custom mods to accommodate your needs.
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I don't know about the actual adjustment, I am 5'9 and the walker has a lot of flex when adjusted for me.This is a great, super light walker, but when extended starts to get a lot of flex and I worry about the stability and durability.You can measure your husbands dimensions from his wrist to the floor to define his minimum requirement and check the walkers maximum extended dimension to get a close approximation of how well it will fit him.But remember, in my humble opinion, this walker is prioritized for it's very light weight, not for strengthen or durability.
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I'm 5'7"- works great. Don't see why there would be an issue for much taller people- arm bars are at a sloping angle upward- seems like you could adjust hand placement for balance, if needed.
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Thank you for contacting Active Forever. The handrail on this stool is only to be used for balance. I hope this helps with your decision to order this product. If we can be of any other help, please feel free to contact us.
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Top Step Platform - 29 3/4"; Middle Step - 19 3/4 "; Bottom step - 9 3/4" For me, the middle step will be the most used for inside--handgrip is just right for balance when reaching for ceiling level tasks. Haven't tried it outside yet, but expect many uses there also.