What is the minimum height required for Apache RR 310?

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Q. What is the minimum height required for Apache RR 310?
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Abhigyan | 5 years ago

@ Abhigyan | The problem is that not all humans have perfect leg and torso proportions. I have a 5\'7\' friend who can\'t put both his legs down from a pulsar. So also understand that its not just about putting the feet down you\'ll need atleast 10 mm more to pull the bike back as well. So buy it if your inner leg length is 810 alone. Cuz once you put your money out you won't get a refund.

The problem is that not all humans have perfect leg and torso proportions. I have a 5\'7\' friend who can\'t put both his legs down from a pulsar. So also understand that its not just about putting the feet down you\'ll need atleast 10 mm more to pull the bike back as well. So buy it if your inner leg length is 810 alone. Cuz once you put your money out you won't get a refund.

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Dinesh | 11 months ago

Body poster may get hurt beacause of height 5 10 above will perfect please don't disappoint but i swear you will feel that pain when you are below 5`10 height i`m 510 to 5`11 perfect for me and my friends ride my bike those who r shorter little than me have pains in their wrists so please don't go with if you feel you r short

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Ayushmaan | 3 years ago

I am 5.78 can I ride Apache rr 310 should I buy it and it's is my first bike hence I ride pulsar 150 should I buy rr 310 ??

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Ranjit | 4 years ago

How much height can the saker be reduced to?

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Maninder | 5 years ago

5.5, less then that will not be comfortable

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Liv | 5 years ago

5.5 + is required for comfort

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Dinesh | 11 months ago

@ Ayushmaan | I am 5.78 can I ride Apache rr 310 should I buy it and it's is my first bike hence I ride pulsar 150 should I buy rr 310 ??

No beacause you can ride it but the body poster may get hurt beacause of your height 5 10 above will perfecr

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Krishna | 5 years ago

5.5 and above is suitable

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Pranav | 5 years ago

5.4

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Akshay | 5 years ago

5.7

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310 | 3 years ago

5.3 - 5.4

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Aashish | 6 years ago

Well I'm over 5'7 and I feel it quite comfortable to ride ...

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Rakesh | 6 years ago

I think 5.4 feet onwards it will be comfortable.

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Nicky | 2 years ago

@ Ayushmaan | I am 5.78 can I ride Apache rr 310 should I buy it and it's is my first bike hence I ride pulsar 150 should I buy rr 310 ??

Of course you can

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Majid | 5 years ago

5.3

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100kmph | 6 years ago

Over 5.5 feet

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