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| Is this bike to small for someone that weights 185 and is 6'3"
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| No problem with the weight at all, but your height might be a problem. I'm 6' 210, and it hauls me down the highway at 70 easy. It is a little cramped though, and at 6'3", it might be too cramped for you. Sit on one at a dealer, and see how it feels.
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| | No, it's not too small at all. I think you'll find everything fits just fine, even at your size, and your weight won't even be noticed by the Rebel. |
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| You are too tall! This bike is physically too small for any one over 5' 9."
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| i'm 6' 200# and find it cramped for long rides. The seat is uncomfortable after 30min-1hr of constant riding. It is an excellent bike for starting on and i would continue to use it if not for the cramped riding position and lack of power over 50mph. if more aftermarket parts were available i would consider upgrades, but there really aren't and spending $1000 on a bike for foreward controls and a seat are not cost effective to me, i'm looking to upgrade to a VTX.
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| I'm 6'3", 175 and I rode an '05 last week that I was considering buying for my wife (who is 5'2"). I have a 34" inseam, and I thought it was too small for me, but prefect for her. I'd look at a cruiser in the 650 range. Even as a beginner, you will still be able to handle a 650.
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