My height is 6.2 ft. Which scooter will be best suited for me?

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Q. My height is 6.2 ft. Which scooter will be best suited for me?

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Dillip | 2 years ago

There are ample options available i.e. Honda Activa 6G, Honda Activa 125, TVS NTORQ 125,Honda Dio, etc. Choosing one will depend on several factors such as budget, fuel type, ...read more

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