What is the mileage and is it suitable for me as my height is 56 - Xtreme Sports?

Q. What is the mileage and is it suitable for me as my height is 5'6 - Xtreme Sports?
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Akshay | 5 years ago

50-55 average with speed (50-60 kmph)but not suitable for your height so if you want to do long drive then buy it and enjoy the power of this commuter

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Bharat | 6 years ago

I'm getting an average of 43+KMPL. It shouldn't be a problem with your height. Our family ranging from 5.4 - 6. 2 doesn't face issues with height, but take it for a test drive before you decide upon your comfort

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Shiju | 6 years ago

You can get 40-42 kmpl with normal riding speed 45-60. Above it mileage will start reducing to 30 kmpl at 100 kmph. Its comfortable to ride for your height, for 100% surety just take a test ride.

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Relesh | 4 years ago

Mileage is above 50 for sure and it suitable for all people whose height are 5' 5' or above.

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Vijaya | 5 years ago

This vehicle is very height. my height is 5'10 but this vehicle is full comfortable to me.

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Shaik | 3 years ago

Mileage is good not excellent but as liker of bike and as you're height it is perfect.

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Sainik | 6 years ago

Mileage is good at around 45-50kmpl. But as per your height, this bike won't be comfortable as it has a high seat and is a bit on the heavier side.

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Bhupender | 5 years ago

Milege 50-60km/l and it is suitablr for you

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Shiju | 5 years ago

Take a test ride to check.

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Mohit | 5 years ago

I get a milage on city riding around 47kmpl and in local riding easily get 40 kmpl.My height is 5ft 11inch.

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Jassee | 5 years ago

Yes

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Avijit | 6 years ago

NO KNOWN ABOUT THE CURRENT MODEL MILEAGE.BUT IT MAY VARIES FROM 42-45KMPL

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Pradeep | 5 years ago

Not suitable for you

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PrabhuDeva | 6 years ago

Personally i got 48 but it may vary

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Sandeep | 5 years ago

Suitable for your hieght

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