Thread: I am 5'1" and want to buy a motorcycle, I seem to be too short, does anyone know of

a bike i can ride? i also have a friend that is the same height and is wanting to buy a bullet bike and is having the same problem does anyone know what kind of bike either of us can get and still reach the ground?

5'1" you could ride the suzuki GN 125. Suzuki Van Van
Ajs 125 250 custom larger bikes include the Kawasaki EN400 and the Yamaha 535 Virago.
Just get out there and trysome
don't limit yourself
You can even have the seat cut lowered and the suspension lowered on the ER6-N and ER6-F as a mate of mine has had done and she is approx the same height

start with a honda rebel. it's a 250 and small. If you desire a bike with a bigger motor, you'll have to go to motorcycle shops and try some out.

Victory Vegas low is 25.2 inches, weight is 651 pounds

Honda shadow vlx is 25.6 inches, weight is 455 pounds

Hd softtail deluxe is 25.9 inches, weight is 724 pounds

you can have bikes lowered you will have to do that or just ride big bikes i have a friend about 5'1 or 5'2 and he rides a non alterd r6 and seems to do fine

5'1" you could ride the suzuki GN 125. Suzuki Van Van
Ajs 125 250 custom larger bikes include the Kawasaki EN400 and the Yamaha 535 Virago.
Just get out there and trysome
don't limit yourself
You can even have the seat cut lowered and the suspension lowered on the ER6-N and ER6-F as a mate of mine has had done and she is approx the same height

Victory Vegas low is 25.2 inches, weight is 651 pounds

Honda shadow vlx is 25.6 inches, weight is 455 pounds

Hd softtail deluxe is 25.9 inches, weight is 724 pounds

start with a honda rebel. it's a 250 and small. If you desire a bike with a bigger motor, you'll have to go to motorcycle shops and try some out.

start with a honda rebel. it's a 250 and small. If you desire a bike with a bigger motor, you'll have to go to motorcycle shops and try some out.

any cruiser would do...b/c they're all lower to the ground

if you're looking to get a sportsbike...then look for bikes that have after market lowering links...you can lower anywhere from 0.5~3 inches