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Hi All am i to tall for a TTR250 as on one of the motorbike forums a man has commented saying i am to tall at 5ft 11.5'' inches to be exact, 32 to 33'' inch leg length comments please thank you 



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No Way, has he got a lowering link on it?

 



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I'm 6 foot and the TTR is perfectly OK for me.

In fact I put a lowering link on to give me a bit more confidence mountain riding in S Ireland wink

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Have been contacted by a guy in Hampshire with one of my rebuilt TTRs for sale Phil. Just waiting for details to pass on to you.

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Not at all, i'm about the same height as you and its perfect!

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I am 5-11 also. Can usually only have 1 foot solid on ground, the other is on tip. You are the perfect height for a TTR!

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I am 6'3" and I count my lucky stars that I am, cos getting your leg over a TTR in a rutted lane when you are tired, lets say can require a particular technique.

Especially when the bike is pointing downhill and you want to mount it without pushing it over or dropping it.

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nope...

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Than you for your comments, i think somebody wanted me to buy there bike and was Scaremongering me, From buying a Ttr

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I'm 6' 1" and i am fine on it, in fact being taller helps on the off road side
of it as you can get the legs down to the ground when the going gets dodgy!

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yer think you have a pob.... they havn't built a dirt bike my size since the 70s
whats with this 900mm plus high seat crap anyway...

I tell yer it's not easy carrying a step ladder on a motor bike...



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-- Edited by petenz on Friday 4th of March 2016 05:03:37 AM

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