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Q. I am a student and height is 5.4 feet, can I easily ride the TVS Apache 200 4V?
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Angshu | 6 years ago2 Reply@ Kunal | My height is also same 5.4 feet and i ride flawlessly. My daily commute is about 10-12kms nd i feel no difficulty in handling nd other things. This bike suits short riders. If you are anywhere around 5.8- 6 then you will find some difficulty while riding.Go ahead take a test ride of the bike.
How can you ?? I mean yes riding is very easy but if you get your both foot down and want to push your bike backwards then I'd say it's a little difficult, I am 5.5 btw and since I was riding rtr 160 2009 model earlier and upgraded yesterday i.e on 9th Dec 2019 from rtr 160 2009 model-rtr 2004v 2019 model and found out that while pushing the bike backwards getting your both foot down is a little challenging sometimes specially on busy roads even on traffics if you may. But I am also finding a tad bit difficult while taking a U-turn from idle state if the road/street is small, but i had no problems on my old rtr 160 as sometimes I used just one hand to take a sharp U-turn but nevertheless i'd say practice makes perfect, or almost close to perfection, since I rode the old rtr for almost a decade and still I was/I'm still not a perfect rider. From my personal experience I'd say the more you ride and get to know your motorcycle the more you'll start achieving near perfection or less
Angshu | 6 years ago4 Reply@ Kunal | My height is also same 5.4 feet and i ride flawlessly. My daily commute is about 10-12kms nd i feel no difficulty in handling nd other things. This bike suits short riders. If you are anywhere around 5.8- 6 then you will find some difficulty while riding.Go ahead take a test ride of the bike.
How can you ?? I mean yes riding is very easy but if you get your both foot down and want to push your bike backwards then I'd say it's a little difficult, I am 5.5 btw and since I was riding rtr 160 2009 model earlier and upgraded yesterday i.e on 9th Dec 2019 from rtr 160 2009 model-rtr 2004v 2019 model and found out that while pushing the bike backwards getting your both foot down is a little challenging sometimes specially on busy roads even on traffics if you may. But I am also finding a tad bit difficult while taking a U-turn from idle state if the road/street is small, but i had no problems on my old rtr 160 as sometimes I used just one hand to take a sharp U-turn but nevertheless i'd say practice makes perfect, or almost close to perfection, since I rode the old rtr for almost a decade and still I was/I'm still not a perfect rider. From my personal experience I'd say the more you ride and get to know your motorcycle the more you'll start achieving near perfection or less.
Bijayraj | 5 years ago1 ReplyI am 5.5 and find out difficult to U-turn the bike on small roads, or push it backwards. But overall not much of a problem. Once it is above 25kmph, its actually very easy with good power and handling
Kunal | 7 years ago1 ReplyMy height is also same 5.4 feet and i ride flawlessly. My daily commute is about 10-12kms nd i feel no difficulty in handling nd other things. This bike suits short riders. If you are anywhere around 5.8- 6 then you will find some difficulty while riding.Go ahead take a test ride of the bike.
SIDDHARTH | 5 years ago0 ReplyAm 6.2' am facing problem on Apache 200 Say what can I do🤣🤣🤣🤣
ISHWOR | 4 years ago0 Reply@ Angshu | How can you ?? I mean yes riding is very easy but if you get your both foot down and want to push your bike backwards then I'd say it's a little difficult, I am 5.5 btw and since I was riding rtr 160 2009 model earlier and upgraded yesterday i.e on 9th Dec 2019 from rtr 160 2009 model-rtr 2004v 2019 model and found out that while pushing the bike backwards getting your both foot down is a little challenging sometimes specially on busy roads even on traffics if you may. But I am also finding a tad bit difficult while taking a U-turn from idle state if the road/street is small, but i had no problems on my old rtr 160 as sometimes I used just one hand to take a sharp U-turn but nevertheless i'd say practice makes perfect, or almost close to perfection, since I rode the old rtr for almost a decade and still I was/I'm still not a perfect rider. From my personal experience I'd say the more you ride and get to know your motorcycle the more you'll start achieving near perfection or less.
If you ride on speed between 20-35 it will give you a mileage of 30-35kmpl. better to buy high mileage bike.
Yugesh | 7 years ago1 ReplyYes you can. It’s up to you have you manage. I am 5.4 and riding the bike comfortably. Happy riding.
Isai | 4 years ago0 ReplyVery easy to ride, pushing when ideal is somewhat problem with height.
Vivek | 7 years ago2 ReplyYES. this bike will will be perfect for riding and handling
Kshitiz | 7 years ago3 ReplyYes you will easily be able to ride it
Kazi_mostafizur_rahman | 7 years ago0 ReplyYou won’t be able to ride it easily
Piku | 7 years ago0 ReplyObviously u can
Uday | 7 years ago1 ReplyYes.
Priyanshu | 7 years ago1 ReplyYes
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