Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 Variants

Of course you can ride it.. But how it fits will vary from person to person.. Someone that's 5ft 5Inches might think it's more comfortable than someone that's even 6ft tall. Everyone is different, so it really varies. The only drawback to being short on the GT 650 is being able to flat foot the bike. But short legs also mean you're legs aren't as bent when on the foot pegs. It's a funny thing.. The seat height is good for tall people, but the peg height is better for the short.

Being a continental gt650 owner I feel the bike is comfortable for long rides. Myself (gt650) and my brother( bullet 500) took our ride from Chennai to kodaikanal (589km) and back to Chennai the next day together 1230km . I didn\'t have any pain in my wrists or back. Since we had stops only after 100-150 km i had my b**t paining( not so cushioned seats would be the reason ). It was comfortable even when you was riding up hill and it's obvious you will experience the wrists pain when you downhill because of your body weight being put on wrists that happens with all sporty positioned bikes. Cons is the fuel tank capacity where I had to refill tank for more number of times than usual. Note : my height 6.2 and weight 83 kg.

Yup it is, i m self 6ft 2inch but basically i prefer interceptor more bcoz of its handle bar it make much comfortable for highted rider..but i like to ride gt as it have aggressive position and also most of highted rider issue gear position and leg angle towards gear is perfect in gt,,so u can GT..

Well, you can own a gt650 at 18, i myself being 18 own a gt650, i had an experience of a 40 year old bullet 350, which gave me total confidence of buying gt650, so if you are ready for heavy bike then go for it you wont regret it.

About performance bro its spectacular its awesome and about top speed like before i say for me i have go for the speed of 163 so its up to you bro..and about mileage i am from darjeeling so in hills i used to get 11 to 12..

The Motorcycle is provided with 12V - 12 Ah battery. For this more details refer to the user manual of your bike or have a word with the nearest authorized service centre of Royal Enfield in your city. As they may assist you better.