Short people got no reason to ride
#21
I'm 5'2" and am flat footed while sitting on my Deluxe with my boots on. I think everything after that puts you into the 25" seat height range unless you lower it.
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Pete Robertson (04-19-2021)
#22
I am short too. I went with the Street Bob.. not the shortest bike but I like the cruisers.
All I had to do was change out the rear shocks with 11" progressives and I was done. The seat height is still low enough even with the touring seat on it.
Perfect for me. I liked the handle bars on it too very comfy for shorter
people.
If I was to buy any other bikes it would be the low rider or the softail deluxe.
All I had to do was change out the rear shocks with 11" progressives and I was done. The seat height is still low enough even with the touring seat on it.
Perfect for me. I liked the handle bars on it too very comfy for shorter
people.
If I was to buy any other bikes it would be the low rider or the softail deluxe.
BTW, thanks for the link.
#25
Husband is that short, he lowered a Road Glide. I have a friend that thought she would never be able to get a Harley. She is almost 5'!! I told her the Deluxe could be lowered even more than it is. She got it, adjusted the seat, pegs, and bam, she is in heaven!!
#27
The DYNAS are nice bikes and the Lowrider would be the best way to go if money is no object and your not looking to TOUR.
#28
deluxe for sure and if thats not low enough SLAMMMM IT!!! Im sure a short person(midget) could ride my bike
Last edited by BLKnCHRME09Deluxe; 04-30-2009 at 03:27 PM.
#29
I know someone that is about in the same ball park as you. He rides an Ultra Classic - had it lowered at the dealership before he took it home.
I would imagine you could mod any bike that you want and make it fit you.
I would imagine you could mod any bike that you want and make it fit you.
#30
Personally, I don't like the idea of just the ***** of your feet on the ground. That assumes that you'll always be on a flat surface. If the road has an angle at all and only the ***** of your feet reach on level ground, there's a good chance both feet won't be on the ground, which can be very unsafe/hazardous to both you and the bike.