Is it possible for me to ride CBR650R my height is 53

Q. Is it possible for me to ride CBR650R my height is 5'3"
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Dillip | 3 years ago

Honda CBR650R with a saddle height of 635mm which will be comfortable to ride by a 5.3ft height person. However, we would suggest taking the test ride so that you can feel the comfort. You can click on the following link to see the details of the nearest dealership and selecting your city accordingly.

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Gokul | 3 years ago

Honda CBR650R and CB650R seat height is actually 810mm. Honda India mentions the seat length instead of seat height. It is not your overall height that is important, it is your inseam length. Even some taller people will short inseam will find it difficult to ride this bike. So it is better to go to the showroom and try it out.

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Delson | 4 years ago

@ Dillip | Honda CBR650R with a saddle height of 635mm which will be comfortable to ride by a 5.3ft height person. However, we would suggest taking the test ride so that you can feel the comfort. You can click on the following link to see the details of the nearest dealership and selecting your city accordingly.

Why there is no bookings for 650r in goa,, even though bike is launching in next year..The manager of goa rajee Margoa in goa says .

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Harish | 1 year ago

@ Gokul | Honda CBR650R and CB650R seat height is actually 810mm. Honda India mentions the seat length instead of seat height. It is not your overall height that is important, it is your inseam length. Even some taller people will short inseam will find it difficult to ride this bike. So it is better to go to the showroom and try it out.

The 2022 model seat height is 635mm. The website says it. Best is to visit the showroom, check the brochure and ride it. Carry a measuring tape may be 😁

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Gokul | 3 years ago

@ Dillip | Honda CBR650R with a saddle height of 635mm which will be comfortable to ride by a 5.3ft height person. However, we would suggest taking the test ride so that you can feel the comfort. You can click on the following link to see the details of the nearest dealership and selecting your city accordingly.

Zigwheels your information is incorrect. Seat height is 810mm and seat length is 635mm.

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Sagar | 4 years ago

@ Viswanath | No bro it is difficult best height is 5.5

My height is 5.5 is that ok ??

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Viswanath | 4 years ago

No bro it is difficult best height is 5.5

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Shubham | 4 years ago

@ Sagar | My height is 5.5 is that ok ??

My height is 5.10 ok

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Viswanath | 4 years ago

No bro little difficult

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Harish | 1 year ago

@ Gokul | Honda CBR650R and CB650R seat height is actually 810mm. Honda India mentions the seat length instead of seat height. It is not your overall height that is important, it is your inseam length. Even some taller people will short inseam will find it difficult to ride this bike. So it is better to go to the showroom and try it out.

The 2022 model is 635mm.

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