What is the maximum seat post to lowest pedal position distance, please? Also what is seat post to handle bar maximum distance?
1594990
Good afternoon, Measuring from the top of the seat, at its highest adjustment, to the bottom of the pedal at its lowest is 35". From the seat post to the handle bar base is 20 1/2" Steve
1594991
Good afternoon,Measuring from the top of the seat, at its highest adjustment, to the bottom of the pedal at its lowest is 35".From the seat post to the handle bar base is 20 1/2"Steve
269153
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.
2001549
Try standing while straddling the bar, you do not want your privates to touch the bar.Seat height should be set so that when your at the bottom of the stroke, your leg is almost straight.Judging bike size when standing still on one foot and sitting on the seat is a mistake.
98490
I'm 6'4" and when I pedal standing up my knees are about an inch from the bars, so you may have an issue with that. Sitting down you should have plenty of room. The seat is pretty far back.
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.
2015787
Approx. 32 inches.Perhaps of interest, pedal at it's low point is 5 inches above the ground.
1871494
I bought this bike for my daughter that is 5'. She likes to be able to be seated while stopped. In order for her to be able to reach while stopped I changed the strutted seat post for a regular non-strutted one. That gave her the extra 2" for a lower seat. If you are changing the seat post make sure is the correct size. It is an excellent bike!
906346
it's just like a regular quality bicycle. the pedal threads are 9/16", right and left, and the saddle support rails are standard. use the existing saddle clamp and your preferred saddle. btw, if your butt hurts because you think this saddle is not soft enough you are unfortunately barking up the wrong tree. in a few weeks of use you will stop hurting. toughen up! padding makes you work harder in the wrong places. make sure you have the saddle position correct. most folks set too low. this puts a big strain on the knees. rick in vermont.
889513
There is a T handle screw on the pedal housing. Tighten it and it increases the pressure required to turn the pedals. I also put several 10 lb dumbbells on the leg bar away from where you are sitting, to keep the unit from moving across the floor, as you will be seated and it will want to move away from you especially on a tiled or wooden flooring.
1216882
You sure could. I placed a longer seat post on my bike to give me a better pedaling geometry.
99504
Moving handle bars requires removing 4 set screws to reposition. Mine are set farthest back toward rider, which I prefer. My wife who is much shorter than I uses the same bar position. Most users will adjust to the setting of primary rider.
766111
Thank you very much for the information. I have the bike, but the seat is so uncomfortable that I rarely use it. I have been unable to find any contact information for the maker to get information on a proper seat for this bike.
317046
Although the seat will go down pretty far the handlebars in the illustration are about the lowest, i measured mine and it was40 inches from the ground, at the lowest the seat is 23 in from the pedal at the lowest point on the crank. My 9 year old grandson rides mine but he does not like the gears or the hand brakes
310474
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.
1643758
I don't know.... I am 5'11"... I suppose you would need to perhaps have a chair or sitting arrangement lower and closer to the pedals.
1719580
I called weeehoooo about this. My son can't reach the pedals at 18 mths. They recommended moving the seat all the way back so the pedals wouldn't hit his feet and of course using a helmet. Call them with any questions they are super nice
1618970
That is no problem at all. I am sitting here measuring and the inside diameter of the part that goes around the seat post and handlebar post is about 2 inches. One slight word of caution is that you need a little room between the bottom of the seat and bike frame to swing the catch mechanism. My wife is short and has the seat down low to the frame which makes it a little harder to get off but it is not that big of deal. Truly a well built piece of equipment.