Tall Rider Trying The BMW R 18 and A Range of Other Bikes On For Size

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[@mjdf42]

I’ve watched two of your reviews, this one, and the r18, and I have to say you’ve found a way to be one of the most informative and concise presenters of useful information out there in a world full of crappy, drag-on, never coming to the point blather mouths. Well done Sir.

[@MrMandelsohn]

I sat on the R18 at a secret reveal recently at the Excel Centre London and it was very comfortable and I am 6’3.

[@BikesILike]

Wow that's awesome! I must say I'm liking the R 18 more than I was expecting.

[@bgorrell]

I am 6'4" and this video was very useful. I have a 33" inseam and totally understand the difficulty. I've owned 10+ motorcycles and the BMW R1200GSA has been the best fit for me overall. The BMW K1600GT that I have now is also great after modifying the pegs down a little bit as well. I also think the Kawasaki Versys 650 and 1000 are excellent tall rider choices!

[@joestaniforth5356]

Finally a review for bikes for taller riders very informative and definitely helping me to make a decision on my next bike thank you 👍🏻

[@BikesILike]

If you're new to the channel here's a playlist of all the bikes I've ergonomically covered so far kzbin.info/aero/PLJgSla8UdWy0NdhgaMK7G5m7T0xvGgtjE

[@stephencartwright5046]

Excellent video. Great presentation. You put in a lot of work and have answered a lot of peoples questions. Thank you.

[@BikesILike]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@hb646730]

I'm a neuro-biomechanist and a motorcycle enthusiast. Great setup experiment. Love it.

[@johnnyd.8672]

Your series is extremely helpful! Thank you, thank you. I am 6'3" with a 33" inseam. You have just saved me loads of time and thought about bikes that I now know (or you have reinforced) that I will not fit on. For example, I know from sitting on Z650s and Z900s in the showroom that my knees cram up against the gas tank - no bueno. And, it's frustrating because they're great bikes. So, I will now look more at the Tenere, Africa Twin, and R18. I realize that they are not sport bikes, but if comfort and ergonomic safety are priorities, then so be it. I might have to get an adventure and a cruiser. I will get my wife to watch your video for evidence. Cheers, Mate!

[@BikesILike]

Thanks Johnny!

[@adrianmarin5101]

Such a great informative video

[@alexhalsema3421]

Bill, your comparising video's are just great!!! I am 6;3 and always wanted to ride a race bike, which I did. I have been riding a Ducati 900ss for 20 years now after riding several other bikes before. Your video's are a big help when looking for a next bike which I am doing currently. Thanks so much for your work! Highly appreciated.

[@BikesILike]

Thanks Alex!

[@colinpeters3809]

Great review Bill, really useful for me as I am near enough the same height and size, cheers.

[@michaelshearer3559]

Thank you, I am same height and really love the R18.

[@Hand5omeNZ]

Thanks mate! I'm 6.3 and 100 kg. It was really hard to find first (L) bike for me. I tried many of this and find just Kawasaki KLR 650 best fit me! I bought her and really happy!

[@BikesILike]

Thank you! I'll add the KLR 650 to my next video, curious to see how I fit now ;)

[@hock4540]

Fantastic! 6'4" so seeing what you look like on a bike and what fits is great! We all know guys under 5'10 are who 95% bikes are made for.

[@BikesILike]

Thank you and spot on. 👍

[@alexhalsema3421]

Yes... So true!! Its ridiculous. I like in Holland and for bicycles they make several frame hights so you can choose what fits you best. For bikes I haven't found one single race bike which ergonomically fits, suits and looks good for my 6'3. Come on Ducati: Make a bigger frame high race monster!

[@josumalillos559]

Thanks a lot for the information

[@hemantv.5409]

Thanks I have the same problem.very nice.

[@kristofferrydquist8384]

Great work! At 6ft6 I spent much time on Cycle Ergo and around the showrooms. Trained for my license in 2022 on the Z650 and MT09 and they are somewhat cramped to shift and brake but completely OK. Lots of modern bikes have a bunch of design stuff like edges on the side of the tank which is where your knees are. Breathing possible on the V-Stroms, the 1050 in particular. Also the BMW GS models (even the 310), Africa Twin, NC750, NT1100, Tenere were good. The Versys is sort of small but fits. Scooters are pretty hopeless though, XMax and Beverly are okay-ish. I never sat on a HD though.

[@ehsrock]

Great video. I'm 6"3 had no problem seating on the r18. Great for tall people I'm my opinion. I'll tell you more after I travel with it

[@waydegardner7373]

6’3” also with no issues in my R18 Classic. Bought a Holden engine guard that has rubber foot rests for longer trips to stretch out a bit.

[@alexandreleloup1932]

Thank you so much ! I was so afraid i would not be comfortable on a r18, my dr am bike !

[@rabbisandhu5361]

Its about time someone heard us tall/big blokes when it comes to choosing bikes. While i was a big harley fan, i was disappointed when their 2018 lineup arrived. I dwarfed most of their models. Switched to multistrada 950 since. I am glad i am not alone, 'coz when choosing bikes my no. 1 priority is to see whether i look good on it. (Size wise). By the way i am 6'2" and weighing 105kgs. Looking forward to more such videos. ✌

[@gorgon9786]

All my Harleys have been to cramped, even soft-tails, which are fairly wheelbase on.. but switching seats, pegs and bars have done the trick.

[@anthonyprice1786]

awwsome video paul! very mich needed! im looking at the honda cb500x... it was redesigned around 2018/2019. which one did you base your review and on? if the older version, could you review the latest one please ..? thank you !

[@skyhi9h]

Thank You. Im 6'1 too.

[@user-ov3vf3lj8l]

Well, that's nice video. Thanks

[@philogre5771]

Fantastic idea 👍🏼 I haven't been able to ride for years due to broken coccyx 😭

[@AlshahriW]

Good effort... thanks

[@evgenismirnov2924]

Thank you 👍

[@emotran]

Hey Paul, awesome presentation. Love the concept. We should make a website with a proper comparison for motorcycles, and include economics like your example. I been looking for a good one for a while

[@ganzzorg]

Damn cool to see thanks!

[@BikesILike]

Thanks Bud! ;)

[@stephensaunders4668]

Amen. You couldn’t be more right. Sliding forward is a bid problem. Bring back the big slab seats of the 70s and 80s. My GS1000 was great. Bought a Goldwing without having ridden one thinking, big seat and big fairing and .........big mistake. I sat too low with respect to the angle of my thigh/hip joint. I had been convinced about a Versys but now I’m giving it a second thought. A review in Two Wheels years ago said that the R1200RT was very comfortable but the one I bought was ghastly in less than 45min. Like you satisfaction seems hard to come by in this modern world. Maybe I’ll stick to my old BMWs from the 80s. Really enjoyed the video. Stephen Tas.

[@BikesILike]

If you're considering a Versys 1000 Stephen, definitely take one for a good test ride first. ;)

[@markbright7845]

Thanks very much for this video. I’m 6’7” so this is quite useful for me. I have had a NC750X, and an Africa Twin, and currently have a 2016 VFR800. The AT was the most comfortable, while the VFR is an acceptable compromise, as I wanted a last blast on something that at least looked a bit sporty. I was interested when the latest Soft Tail Standard came out, but now looking at your HD pics, I think most HD’s would be a no no. I reckon I will end up back on an adventure style bike purely because of the overall seat height and seat to foot peg relationship.

[@BikesILike]

You're welcome Mark! I need to ask, did you like the NC750X? I'm considering that bike for myself.

[@markbright7845]

BIKES I LIKE yes, I had the DCT version in metallic blue with silver accents. My previous Africa Twin was also DCT, and the reason that I changed was a mistake that included a very slow CRF250L in between the two. Really liked the NC750X especially the miles per gallon (High sixties plus) and I used it to commute the sixty four miles each way to work and back on national speed limit two lane roads. I added a top box and taller touring screen. The only downside was that if you want to tour with soft panniers or a drybag over the back seat, you have to unload when you want to top up the fuel tank, as the tank lives under the back seat. The reason I changed for the VFR was that it was on my shortlist of “final bikes” and came up at a good price with less than 10,000 miles on it. I hope to keep this until I retire, when the sudden halt to commuting can dictate THE final bike, or no bike, but a sporty car instead. My wife does not go on my bike, and would really be happier if I gave it up altogether. Just remembered that I test rode the CB500X when I was trying out the NC. The 500 felt more torquey, but the NC had the overall better top speed, although not by much, but the economy of the NC was amazing. There is a gut in Aus who has a KZbin channel NC750X Stuff, that I followed, and he goes all over the place on his.

[@BikesILike]

Thanks for the excellent reply Mark, I really appreciate that. Lots of great info. Your thoughts on final bikes, retiring and then possibly a sporty car entirely parallel my thought processes as well. It must be an age thing :)

[@prabhjitsingh7474]

I’m 6’3 and have a fat boy which is perfect but looking forward for and Indian motorcycle in future ❤

[@louvendran7273]

Thank you so very much for this video. I am your height and have severe arthritis. One may say, that I have no right to be on a bike but I love the exhilaration. For me the most important thing is comfort therefore your video sets a precedent.

[@enricolongo242]

Thank you!

[@BikesILike]

You're welcome Juan. If you found this video useful I have since covered many more bikes and those videos are listed here tinyurl.com/DIF-Videos

[@craiglamar8929]

Excellent video. I'm 5'9" and agree that I can't see how taller riders would be comfortable on the bikes that fit me. I own a 2020 Harley-Davidson Livewire and a 2018 Honda Goldwing DCT Tour. Both bikes fit me perfectly.

[@BikesILike]

A Livewire and a Goldwing... Nice!

[@123456bpb]

You have the standard height that I expect most manufactures use for designing ergo parameters, not too tall, not too short. I was 5' 7" until I started to shrink. Now I sometimes fall over at intersections as I cannot get a secure toe hold when stopped. Seat height is the critical element for myself and my group over ALL other criteria. My Goldwing Valkyrie (Cobin seat) fits me well. My MV Agusta Brutale (seat too tall) often had broken turn signals due to tip over until I relocated them.

[@awkipintee]

I like this approach especially in current circumstances. I am 5’4” with a 29 inch inseam. The r18 is one I’m considering. My question is, how would I fit that bike. As a vertically challenged rider it may work for me but not for you. Thanks

[@nejjarnabil]

Hello! Very informative, can you tell me how someone 182 cm with 83.5 cm inseam would fit on the z900 2020? Thanks in advance

[@DarrylDanceton-ok9zy]

Brilliant take and approach. How would Suzuki M109R compare for a guy of your height? Thanks a bunch for making this.

[@BikesILike]

You're welcome Darryl. I'll add the M109R to the list! Cheers.

[@MrHugawa]

great stuff

[@BikesILike]

Thank you!

[@davecremer7310]

Awesome presentation and very informative! it would be great if you actually change the size of the rider and then do this. I'm 6'3" - 35" inseam and would love to plug in my own stats and try this. I subscribed thanks for creating this!

[@lynxstarautomotive208]

I’m loving the R18 minus the pipe.

[@leveneziadvm]

Great video. I'm also 6' 1" and ride an R1200RT. I'm very comfortable all day on that bike so look forward to test riding the R1800. How about the R1200GS? Thanks for such an insightful video

[@BikesILike]

Have added the R1200GS to do list. Thanks Larry.

[@danapintilioaiei6587]

What a great idea! well done! It would be great if you can do the same thing with Yamaha Tracer 9, model 2021. I'm eager to see that result. Thanks!!!

[@BikesILike]

Thanks Dan! I've added the 2021 Tracer 9 to the list 👍

[@TripleD303]

The only 2 Bikes i felt really comfy on (with 197cm) have been the Yamaha TDM 900 and the KTM Adventure 1100. Problem is I dont have a licence for these bikes....

[@hansbuelens5843]

Can u make one on the new Honda xl750 transalp

[@enriqueortiz5670]

Wow thats the best way to fit in a motorcycle without actually trying it. Great job and what program are you using to do this? Tnx

[@BikesILike]

Thanks Enrique! To create this I used Blender www.blender.org/

[@HarrisBinUAE]

The reason that the duck fits you is because it’s much taller than other bikes in its category to facilitate maximum lean angle (65 degrees). This is because it is a track bike modified for the street, as opposed to other bikes in its category, which are street bikes modified for the track. BTW: the category is not super sport, but super bike. Supersport is a category below super bike. Just sayin’

[@billybob1511]

Subscribed! I'm 6'1" Crazy deals going on the BMW R18 at the moment. I'll be very interested in what you buy. Harley road King feels cramped to me, softails with forward controls slightly less. Extended reach forward controls on the softails are pretty good if you have long legs.

[@BikesILike]

Thanks for the sub! If you're new to the channel here's a list of all the bikes I've covered so far. tinyurl.com/DIF-Videos You'll find this link in the description of each video and I concur with your thoughts on the Road King and Softails 👍

[@drewiediggler1]

Anything where the hip height is below the knee height is a definite no,no for me. The Triumph Speedmaster was a crippler. The BMW 18 looks painful. However the T120 was the most comfy bike i've ever owned,out of at least 40 modern bikes! I'm the bog standard 5ft 10 though.

[@mayhemmike1789]

6'3 & quite comfy on my '18 Star Eluder😏

[@jimkay9128]

Clever. Nice one. What do you look like on a GS?

[@BikesILike]

Will add it to the list. Thank you.

[@rustykeaton8803]

Hey man. I appreciate what you're doing! I have a couple of questions. 1 can you so a sport touring version? 2 how hard would it be to guestimate a 36" inseam? Im 6'8 and looking at adding a fjr 1300 or a concours 14 to my fleet.

[@BikesILike]

I've covered a few hundred bikes since making this video Rusty, you'll find them all here www.youtube.com/@bikesilike

[@ketanpasalkar]

Nice information 👍 You can also think about Royal Enfield Interceptor 650. I am 6 feet & feels very comfortable in its seating position.

[@BikesILike]

Thanks Ketan. I'll add the Interceptor 650 to the list.

[@Titan-ne7ec]

Great video! I am 188cm and I am in search for bike who would fit me, and me not being funny looking on it... I tried z900(to big on it), gsr 750(not bad), versys 650(good),must try mt 09 and mybe v strom 650

[@lakkchina]

Where can I find this tool to measure my size?

[@olivero.7521]

Thanks for the video, I am 6‘3 and sad about the few choices. You didn’t comment in detail but looked pretty good on the Suzuki 1050 XT on your „test-picture“. Maybe you can comment? Me riding a GS Rally now with high seat and sport springs (=GSA height), it is pretty okish but after 2 day tours doesn’t feel perfect.... greetings from Germany. Oliver

[@mikeykpe6123]

Thank you. I am almost 6.3 ft in height. It is quite misleading when I watch other bike reviews regarding comfort. I have owned a BMW R1100S for 20 years now. It is good, but as I am in my mid 50s now, us older guys tend to get a bit stiffer and uncomfortable sooner than younger riders.

[@BikesILike]

Yes! I get quite frustrated when I watch reviewers describing how comfortable or uncomfortable a bike is without sharing their height. Height makes a big difference 👍

[@gunsmith308]

Bro, I like your presentation, but regarding Harleys, I am 6'4" and I feel very confortable riding the touring models. Want to sit on a R18 to check out that riding position.

[@stuartosborn4785]

Really useful bit of video .....especially as I'm the same height . A lot of bikes these days seem built for midgets

[@johankotze4701]

You looked ok on the RT

[@BikesILike]

Yes! I owned a 2010 R 1200 RT and back then both my wife and I were very comfortable on that bike. Did a lot of touring ;)

[@ReturnOfJackDawson]

Damn you have the voice of an angel ..... not joking

[@bellblau]

Can you please try the Triumph Street Scrambler and the T120?

[@BikesILike]

Triumph Street Scrambler kzbin.info/www/bejne/epK6dqSHr998b8U Triumph T120 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rajJgYWvpZmEqMU

[@aguskemal503]

👍👍👍

[@alexanderr.l.t.w.3890]

Hello, can you make the same simulation with a 6.5 tall rider on a suzuki intruder. It would really help.

[@BikesILike]

I'll add it to the list Alexander

[@thevelointhevale1132]

You're missing something rather huge ... some people are long in the leg and shorter in the torso ... some have longer and shorter arms - larger hands and smaller hands. You can be 6ft tall, short in the leg and long in the torso making a smaller bike a perfect fit! Baseline height is no indication of overall fit ... literally swinging a leg over is still going to be the absolute Gold Standard for how to fit yourself to a prospective ride.

[@nathans2831]

You should do the same for the new Ducati Supersport

[@BikesILike]

Will add it to the list Nathan

[@andrewd7586]

I’m actually happy but not too surprised the R18 fits you. BMW engineers I reckon have it right. There focus from the start is the cruiser market & MOST cruiser guys I know are not shortish. No offence to hobbits!🤭To me forward controls aren’t the be all & end all. I am just on 6’ so I am actually rapt your “Mini Me” fits it!🤣 Very well thought out exercise.👏🏼😎Honestly the only bike seat I found comfortable is on my 2003 R1150R BOXER, yes boxer. Hence why I’m ok having ordered the R18. I did order the no cost option🤭, of the 20mm higher seat. You’re doing a great job with these reviews/videos. No BS & enjoyable to watch. Maybe next you could do a full size cut out of yourself & send it to the dealers? Then have them sit “you” on the various model bikes, take pics & send them back?...😂👍🏼

[@BikesILike]

Hahaha Thanks Andrew!

[@123456bpb]

Regarding your statement "Most Cruiser Guys I know are not shortish"; There is not a specific demographic for "cruiser guys" and people shorter than 6' are not "hobbits or shortish".Excessively tall people are the mostly the result of consuming growth hormone administered to cattle to fortify growth (banned in the EU). A large number of excessively tall people are not natural and reflect being cattle hormone poisoned over a long term. It is too bad that your brain has developed inversely proportioned to your height.

[@andrewd7586]

Robert Oliver MOO! 🐮 ThankGod I don’t live in the EU then. Obviously you suffer from the condition known as SMS... Short “MAN” Syndrome. At just on 6’ I don’t consider I’m tall. Lighten up mate.🤪

[@123456bpb]

@@andrewd7586 Let me guess. You have a diesel pickup truck and you Coal Roll Tesla's at every opportunity. No one cares how tall you are or what you consider yourself to be, Bozo.

[@nickheinz3737]

Totally surprised you fit the R18. However the Single disk dry clutch is a deal breaker for me. They will not stand up in extreme heat and under rider abuse.

[@waydegardner7373]

The engines go the distance. “As in most BMW Motorrad boxer engines for decades, a single-disc dry clutch transmits the torque generated by the engine to the transmission.” Proven, tried and true?

[@326th]

The average male height in America is 5'9" in Australia, it is 5' 10.5". So 6'1" is slightly above average. Im 6'7", so finding anything is very hard.

[@BikesILike]

My later Do I Fit videos now include 6'7". Look for the Do I Fit playlist link in the description of each video.

[@andrewhutt2345]

It would be good to have different height ergonomic comparisons to see how the bikes fit both tall and short riders (I'm 5ft 7in so l probably won't fit on a bike that fits you well).

[@BikesILike]

Yep, I'll see what I can do Andrew. I'm editing Part 2 of this video now with another 25 bikes. Won't have time to organise someone of your height for that one, but I will get something setup for future videos.

[@Thunderbolt117]

Hello, can u please tell how u created a model of yourself in blender and how to use it? Just wanted to try it for myself too.

[@BikesILike]

To tell you how to do it would require a lengthy tutorial which I'm not interested in doing at the moment. Sorry.

[@Thunderbolt117]

@@BikesILike I understand that but atleast can u provide any link of the video which shows how to do it?

[@BikesILike]

@@Thunderbolt117 I didn't watch a tutorial to learn how to do this. These are techniques I've developed after working 20 years in the animation industry.

[@Thunderbolt117]

@@BikesILike Okay. Thanks

[@themalaailaanaa1347]

Harleys are designed on the crapper and the seating gives it away.

[@dry509]

Why do you feel the z650 would be comfortable for you?

[@BikesILike]

At the time I made the video it was purely based on the way I looked on the motorcycle. But I have recently sat on one at the dealership and I think it would be too cramped for someone my height and I ended up buying an NC750X.

[@Yelwas]

there is already a website that does this, I just need to find it again...

[@knievel8727]

Cycle-ergo

[@arjenbootsma6881]

@@knievel8727 That's brilliant! Thanks.

[@georgefischer1504]

You should try an Indian Scout

[@BikesILike]

I'll add it to the list 👍

[@nickfountain8420]

I was shocked to see how comfortable the honda cb500x looked.

[@BikesILike]

Yes! I'm watching a heap of videos on it... what a great little bike!

[@arjenbootsma6881]

I have to disagree about the Versys 1000. I am 6'5", and I find the bike very comfortable. I've done plenty of 500+ miles days on it, and even a few ~1,000 miles days.

[@BikesILike]

Which year do you own Arjen?

[@arjenbootsma6881]

@@BikesILike A 2015 model. Full stats: 6'5", 50 chest, 40 waist, 36 inseam, 260 lbs. Each person's specific build may make a difference. The only complaint I have about the seat is that after 3.5 years and ~60,000 miles I had to replace the seat because the cover was tearing.

[@BikesILike]

@@arjenbootsma6881 Well there you go. Thanks for the reply Arjen, I was wondering if you had the new updated version.

[@alexandrklinov6253]

im 193cm. Kawasaki zzr1400 best for me

[@TheMaximBond]

Try a Triumph Bobber please in two opposite seat positions.

[@BikesILike]

Will do! Can you clarify what you mean by opposite seat positions?

[@TheMaximBond]

@@BikesILike the seat on a Triumph Bobber is adjustable, which affects the position quite a lot.

[@BikesILike]

@@TheMaximBond Ahh I see. Got it, will do both positions. Thanks Bond.

[@TheMaximBond]

@@BikesILike cheers!

[@markharrison5712]

This the best thing ever . You should do them your feet on the ground as well .

[@BikesILike]

Thanks Mark! Feet on the ground will be more tricky as the width of the seat will have an affect on the result. I'd perhaps be doing too much guessing but I will explore your suggestion ;)

[@markharrison5712]

Your the man ! Again best thing ever ! This is a huge selling point .

[@nickluka09]

am 1.98cm and i love sport bikes :(

[@benzobag]

do mt-10 and zh2 please

[@BikesILike]

Have added both to the list. Keep an eye on this playlist covering 5'3 to 6'4 riders. DO I FIT series playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLJgSla8UdWy0NdhgaMK7G5m7T0xvGgtjE Thanks for watching Nick! 👍

[@chuckbaker8413]

What happened to triumph scrambler xe and XC… You guys dropped the ball on those tall bikes…!!?? What happend.??

[@BikesILike]

Dropped the ball? You might want to check this link Chuck. tinyurl.com/DIF-Videos It's a list of all the bikes I've covered so far 😉

[@olironrider8918]

I have the same problem but at the opposite end of the scale.. being 5’ 6”.

[@robcoburn8928]

I am small guy too. Triumphs and Beemers were always too tall for me. Harleys and Kawis fot me ok

[@ccooper8785]

At 6'4'' I now know that none of these bikes will fit me....

[@hasankarabatak5866]

Can you put subtitles on the videos?

[@BikesILike]

I have the channel set to automatically add subtitles? But maybe they aren't available for your language? Which language were you hoping for?

[@hasankarabatak5866]

@@BikesILike Turkish

[@BikesILike]

@@hasankarabatak5866 Hmm ok. I'd have to look into how to do that. I will consider it.

[@hasankarabatak5866]

@@BikesILike thank you

[@huseyinzara7444]

Hello sir.I am 1.75 cm wich bikes good for me?Can you give me link this site.

[@BikesILike]

Check out Mark Pulling's channel (5'7") and The Missenden Flyer's channel (5'8") kzbin.info/door/nQh_hVj4wVAbKtL2ACEuxw kzbin.info/door/-WMydmEO05u7gxlRRMpR-A They're both around your height Huseyin and do great reviews.

[@123456bpb]

You have the standard height. Almost all bikes will suit your size. As you may be buying your first bike, do not buy too big or too small. Buy 500 cc or bigger and plan on trading it when your experience determines what best will suit your needs. My advice would be a Moto Guzzi V7 (750cc, 50 hp), a Husqvarna SVARTPILEN (700cc), or many Japanese models of weight and engine size. Both the models list are ideal starter bikes as they are not over or under power, are light weight, have high style, have significant performance, quality and would qualify as impressive keepers as well. Yes there are many other bikes that are as well, good starter bikes. If you are the type (as myself) that will be inclined to drop the bike occasionally when learning, buy something of less value as you will be depreciating it with damage.

[@huseyinzara7444]

@@BikesILike thank you.

[@huseyinzara7444]

@@123456bpb thank you sir.

[@pacificpearlsailing]

BMW R 18 is very small!

[@mscislawin]

the kawasaki z650 looks little small

[@BikesILike]

It's possible it may not be 100% accurate. This was in the very infancy of making these videos and I've since switched to using wheelbase measurements which I find more accurate. Here's a link to the videos of all the bikes I've covered so far. tinyurl.com/DIF-Videos

[@chadkline4268]

I wish you'd just show the ones that fit.

[@BikesILike]

Have you seen my "Do I Fit" series? I've covered a heap of bikes with riders ranging from 5'3" - 6'4". You'll find all those videos right here tinyurl.com/DIF-Videos

[@chadkline4268]

@@BikesILike no, but I am on my way 👍

[@MotorcyclesforTallRidersNow]

Please star an Instagram page!!! Lol

[@BikesILike]

I've recently started on Instagram instagram.com/bils.bikes/

[@mr.poseidon6247]

yeah, uncomfortable is dangerous plus tall persons look/feel stupid on them.. why are bikes made for short persons and average height girls? so frustrating

[@TheRealConflictedGaming]

man as big and heavy as those harleys are they look awful for anyone over 6 foot.

[@BikesILike]

In the hunt for lower seat heights and increased lean angles, I'm afraid the casualty will be comfort for taller riders