At the lowest seat, what is the length from seat to pedal? Thanks!
1131696
Really don't know as it was sent out to our g grandaughter. At 3 years she is riding it now. Sorry.
866233
From the floor to the pedal at the highest point is 11". Unless you have very long legs it should work. I'm 5' 6" and put it under my desk at home and it was fine. You can always return it if it doesn't work for you. It is very quiet.
807807
I'm guessing some where around 46 inches is the minimum. If you google bike sizes Im sure you can find a chart. Diamond Back's site also might have something. My son is about 47 inches and with the seat at its lowest, he can just touch the ground.
891147
Measurement from the floor to the top of the seat (where you sit) is 26 inches at its lowest point and 36 inches at its highest point. Bottom (underside of seat) has a range of 22 to 32 inches.
2101767
Approximately 32". This bicycle is good enough for the casual rider. Of you plan on doing a lot of riding then step up to a better quality bicycle.
784422
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.
1324016
The highest point reached at mid-pedal is 18", but you really couldn't get yourself 18 inches off the ground, because even if you were trying to straighten out your knee, at that point, the pedal is descending as you take weight off the other foot. It doesn't operate the same way a bicycle pedal does. After experimenting, I managed to top my standing height by 14 inches. Add two for peace of mind and you've got 16" max. (I should note that I had to really work to get myselt that high - I was going like sixty!)
956030
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.
50539
I'm 5'2" and don't have a problem with the pedals but have a problem with the seat. It is too long and the back of my thighs hit it as I pedal. Don't know if this is due to my height though. Yes, it does go backwards and the monitor tracks it as well.
1346515
Yikes..it may not be long enough? My Mom is not tall..about 5'4 and I can adjust the foot pedals for her. Sorry, this may not help you?
696142
It's nearly two feet so about 24in. I bought one as a means of transportation to and from work. And they're smooth to ride but there are a few things you should know its only a one speed so you can't pedal really fast and that sucks when going up hill. Also the back right wheel is the only wheel turned by the pedals. Original seat is uncomfortable. Breaks are ok. But I still enjoy it. But I recommend the 3 speed tricycle on here( amazon) I saw and thought I'd get this one because its cheaper. Hope this helped.
243994
At maximum incline (level 20) the average height of the foot pedals is roughly 18" from the floor. The maximum height from the floor of a single pedal is 24" but the weight will be shifted to the lower pedal then.
1951862
the width (side to side) is 16 inches; the length (front to back) is 20 inches. When you sit in a chair and pedal you need at least 30 inches leg room (height). I am 5 ft tall and this is my measurement, if you are taller, you legs will go higher so 30 might not be enough
1980575
My wife is 5'3". She rides with the seat moved two notches back from the forward stop to position #3. The forward stop is labeled position #1, and the stops are about 1" apart. The forward stop is the closest the seat can get to the pedals, and is about 2" closer than she rides. She does not extend her legs fully when she rides, and could probably be further away from the forward stop and still be comfortable. When I asked her she said it would probably work, but you should try it first to make sure. BTW, She LOVES the machine and uses it every day.
1284708
I would say no less than around 3 feet. The seat, at its lowest position, is around 20-21 inches, so check your kiddos inseam. My daughter started riding it when she was just shy of 40 inches (she's around 42-43 inches now) and it fit and fits her perfectly. It truly is a sturdy, fantastic little bike. Well worth the dollars spent.
1173649
At its lowest position, the seat is about 25.75 inches from the ground, and about 21 inches from the pedal at its lowest position.
142249
About 15"-17" if your feet are at the front of the pedals. No higher than 21" depending on where you prefer to put your feet on the pedals. The measurement ranges reflect different incline levels that can be manually adjusted.