http://www.vtwinmama.com/motorcycles_for_short_riders.htm
For example:
Triumph Models Rider Height Notes | Bonneville 800 | 5'4" (162.6 cm) | Well padded seats, ideal for shaving down or removing all stuffing and replacing with Gel seat inside |
Suzuki Models Rider Height Notes (Side note: when Suzuki renamed their bikes the Boulevard series, it's helpful to know what they use to be called! S40 was the Savage, S50 was the Intruder 800, S83 was the Intruder 1400, C50 was the Volusia 800, C90 was the Intruder 1500, M95 was the Marauder 1600.)
| GZ250 | 5'2" (157.5 cm) | Good beginning bike and flat footed to boot -- light weight and low seat |
Moto Guzzi Models Rider Height Notes | 500 Mark II | 5'4" (162.6 cm) | Not in production since the 1980's, but a great bike if you can find one |
Kawasaki Models Rider Height Notes | Eliminator 600 | 5'2" (157.5 cm) | Feet flat on the ground and a bike that really moves! |
Honda Models Rider Height Notes | CBF600 (2005) | 4'11.5" (151.1 cm) | Stock adjustable seat height, lowered front end a bit, at stop flatfoot to one side or tippy toe at center |
Harley Davidson Models Rider Height Notes | Buell Blast | 5'4" (162.6 cm) | No modifications noted |
BWM Models Rider Height Notes
| F650GS (2003) | 5'1" (154.9 cm) | A light bike at 425lbs, low center of gravity, not flat foot, but no problem handling the bike |
Models in red are linked to a detailed review by a woman rider!
Note: if you want to add your bike solution to the list, just send me an email with the particulars to vtwinmama@vtwinmama.com! Or, consider providing a more detailed review!
