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Q. I am 5.5 height is it Ok or not for me to ride the Himalayan bike?
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Pradeep | 5 years ago0 ReplyYes, it is.though it would have been better if you were taller. you can visualise the benefits of height in slow moving, bumper to bumper city traffic or x country (off roading) where a taller guy is expected to have better control of his bike. you may even have problems in stability with a pillion pillion on slow speeds. while fixing up the accessories, you may not like to fit additional seat cover which are either pneumatic (air filled) or gel based since they would add around an inch and a half or two to the riding height; as well as the handlebar risers may make the ride uncomfortable for you. the panniers would similarly obstruct your exit and entry to the bike while the top box would almost make that impossible. this is not to discourage you, but this is exactly why you won't find many lady drivers (unless she is large or extra large frame). as an alternative, you may even try and consider hero xpulse 200.let's cut out the theory part. go for a test ride with a friend who owns a re himalyan; or if none of your friends own one, or do own one but are too posessive, head to the nearest re showroom where the over courteous staff would help and guide you.happy riding and all the best.
Bhanuprasad | 4 years ago2 ReplyIt should be bit of disguesting while parking on slopy surfaces, am 5'8 and have faced difficulties 3 times while parkign on declined right side and it fell down damiaging the side indicators. so would not recomment less tha 5'8.
Sai Sharan | 5 years ago1 ReplyIt's a tall motercycle I would suggest you to take a test drive it might be ok after a while but will definitely have some issues tho.
A | 5 years ago0 ReplyThere’s nothing to do with the height if your technique is good behind the bars then surly you can ride...
Nandhu | 6 years ago0 ReplyYes. But you would have to be really good at balancing heavy bikes cause this bike weights around 200kgs.
Jo | 6 years ago1 ReplyYes with good boots and greater control....you need to try in a ground....see other answers too...
Kamal | 5 years ago0 ReplyI too m 5.5 n own a granite black himalayan,it will be ok,maybe just a bit sometimes.
Allwin | 4 years ago0 Reply5.5 is really a good height for Himalayan. If you're wearing any boost itll help you more support. 5.4 ( tipy toe.... 5.5 it's okey you can manage easily with boots.
It | 5 years ago2 ReplyDo take a test drive, if your feet can touch the ground flat, then go for it.
Udhay | 6 years ago0 ReplyNope. Try test drive if you can control the bike easily or not
Nikki101 | 3 years ago0 ReplyTry the scram 411 it has a lower seat height or look at Hitchcocks uk for suspension lowering link bars for the adv Himalayan bike
Jahangir | 3 years ago0 ReplyI think a little bit discomfort would be there while riding in City Traffic but as it is the jungle boy we can tolerate this.
Jo | 6 years ago0 ReplyPlease see old qns regarding bikes.
Nani | 6 years ago1 ReplyAtleast you should be 5.8
Prashanth | 5 years ago0 ReplyYes, you definitely can
MOBANON | 5 years ago0 Reply5.9
Denim | 5 years ago0 ReplyOk
Billa | 5 years ago0 ReplyYupp u can
Raj | 5 years ago0 ReplyIt's okay
Isasis | 5 years ago0 ReplyYou will be tip-toeing but it should be ok.
Kannadega | 5 years ago0 ReplyYou may get little problem
Abhijeet | 4 years ago0 ReplyDon't worry i am 5'6, i am okay with it..i have tried offroadin too.
Karthi | 5 years ago0 ReplyOk
Sourav | 4 years ago0 ReplyYou can easily ride himlayan. I am 5.8. You can easily ride it bro.
Khalid Alam | 5 years ago0 ReplyIts ok
Tanmoy | 5 years ago0 ReplyOk
SABEEL | 5 years ago0 ReplyOk
GuruPrashanthN | 3 years ago0 ReplyIt will be difficult for you to ride in traffic
Thuithing | 3 years ago0 ReplyLittle bit discomfort in traffic
SAFARNAMA | 4 years ago0 ReplyLittle difficult
YashKarmakar | 4 years ago0 ReplyYes
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