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| Am I too short for this scooter?
5'5", 29" inseam
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| | My SO is 5'2" and she does ok. it's a little bit of a stretch for her,.. not because of the seat height, but the width. at 5'5" (with some pretty long legs, I might add!), you should be fine. |
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| | Hi. I'm a woman who is 5'3" and the bike is perfect for me. With my boots on I can put my feel flat on the ground. Just regular boots no high heel. The weight of the scooter is also ok for me. The Scarabeo 500 is taller because of larger wheels and the seat is wide on the burgamn 650 so I can't reach the ground on either one of them very well. I plan to get my Atlantic 500 in a few months. Best thing to do is go sit on one and see how it feels.Hope this helps. |
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| I'm suprised at the lady who answered this above. I'm 5'7" and I can BARELY put both feet flat. By the way, the scooter is aersome. You shouldn't have a problem
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| 6372 mi i am 5'4" 28+ inseam;
w/ boots i am on my tip toes at a stop lights but can shift either R or L foot flat. generally 5'5", 29" inseam not a problem |
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| The answer is probably yes as the Atlantic seat height is 30.7 inches. I am 5'7" and have a pair of "Trooper" boots from Milwaukee Motorcycle Gear that give me about 1.5 inches more, but it is still hard to "flatfoot."
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