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Posted: Mon Apr 10, 2006 10:39 pm
by Draven
thanks for the help guys, ill let you know how we go in the near future :)

Posted: Mon Apr 10, 2006 10:41 pm
by Neka79
well is she experienced?? u said that u didnt want a 250 for her cos its boring..but is she experienced enuf for a big bike, no worries...

this is where we dont have enuf info...

250's- previously stated by members here..gpx/zzr- most 250's are lower

over 250-
er-5 is pretty low
cagiva raptor is low at 780mm seat height

most modern sporties are higher, like 800mm or more..even the 600's...

Posted: Mon Apr 10, 2006 10:59 pm
by Draven
Neka79 wrote:well is she experienced?? u said that u didnt want a 250 for her cos its boring..but is she experienced enuf for a big bike, no worries...

this is where we dont have enuf info...

250's- previously stated by members here..gpx/zzr- most 250's are lower

over 250-
er-5 is pretty low
cagiva raptor is low at 780mm seat height

most modern sporties are higher, like 800mm or more..even the 600's...
no no no, i must of confused you by my messed up wording, she wants a road bike not a cruiser.... virago etc... i was originaly asking if there is any bikes like my gpx that sit low, as she is only 5ft tall and can just go tippy toes on my bike.

sorry if i confused anyone

Posted: Mon Apr 10, 2006 11:03 pm
by Lainie
Yeah well if she can just touch ground on the GPX not much other options. As I said I am 5'1" and am on toes on that too :oops: Has she sat on it with riding boots? I find thay made a differance :wink:

Posted: Mon Apr 10, 2006 11:06 pm
by Draven
GPX.Lainie wrote:Yeah well if she can just touch ground on the GPX not much other options. As I said I am 5'1" and am on toes on that too :oops: Has she sat on it with riding boots? I find thay made a differance :wink:
not a bad idea, thanks Lainie :)

i might give her my bike yet when i update to something bigger lol

Posted: Mon Apr 10, 2006 11:13 pm
by Lainie
87Ninja wrote:
GPX.Lainie wrote:Yeah well if she can just touch ground on the GPX not much other options. As I said I am 5'1" and am on toes on that too :oops: Has she sat on it with riding boots? I find thay made a differance :wink:
not a bad idea, thanks Lainie :)

i might give her my bike yet when i update to something bigger lol
No Problem at all I just notice the differance when moving the bike with my boots and normal shoes. :D Yeah and u update and hand over the GPX I think it's a fantastic first bike :D

Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 12:48 pm
by Draven
GPX.Lainie wrote:
87Ninja wrote:
GPX.Lainie wrote:Yeah well if she can just touch ground on the GPX not much other options. As I said I am 5'1" and am on toes on that too :oops: Has she sat on it with riding boots? I find thay made a differance :wink:
not a bad idea, thanks Lainie :)

i might give her my bike yet when i update to something bigger lol
No Problem at all I just notice the differance when moving the bike with my boots and normal shoes. :D Yeah and u update and hand over the GPX I think it's a fantastic first bike :D
Id rather her on something like my GPX as its agood lil bike not to much power but enough to have a bit of fun on... 8)

Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 2:53 pm
by ZZRCHIKKY
my mums a bit short too lol

she has a gpx witha low profile typer and the suspection tied down lol


and when its on the side stand it dosnt even lean at all lol


its really low

so maybe thats the go :D

Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 3:06 pm
by mrmina
gpx250 is a good starting bike

Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 5:47 pm
by Pugs313
Both daughters are about the same height , They started with CBR250R's & now a year on one just got a 6R and other is looking at a cbr600 with the seat to be lowered ..

jeff

Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 6:06 pm
by Neka79
Pugs313 wrote:Both daughters are about the same height , They started with CBR250R's & now a year on one just got a 6R and other is looking at a cbr600 with the seat to be lowered ..

jeff
daughters?? did u say daughters??

HEY SMEK we got duaghters over here.....ROAD TRIP

Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 10:54 pm
by Sulli
Neka your response times are a little slow 18 minutes ffs you gotta get off the line a bit quicker :D

Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 6:52 am
by mick_dundee
Sulli wrote:Neka your response times are a little slow 18 minutes ffs you gotta get off the line a bit quicker :D
Guess you don't want semk's response times :D

In regards to the original post, zzr 250 then when shes ready for bigger the zzr 600. PM Mszzr, she's around the 5' mark, bought a zzr600, had the seat sculpted and suspension lowered and now shes pretty comfy on it.