Cruiser Bike Size

Yamaha's Star brand cruiser motorcycles own most of the so-called metric cruiser market (essentially Japanese manufacturers), and the division's Roadliner and Stratoliner models have enjoyed enthusiastic support from the media. Deservedly, we think, because the bikes feel solid, stable and well-engineered.

Now joining the ranks over at Star is the 2010 Stratoliner Deluxe, a model mechanically

Delaware is a tiny state-second only to Rhode Island-but what it lacks in size it makes up for in great destination features. If you’re an avid biker, you don’t want to miss out on the bike trails in this state-with trails that are suitable for both beginning and advanced riders. You won’t find any mountains, but rolling terrain and other technical challenges will keep your rides fun and interesting.

Take the whole family out to Lums Pond not far from Glasgow and enjoy a hilly 10-mile route that loops back to where you started. You can venture onto a dirt trail near the creek if you want, and there are bridges along the way to enhance the view. This trail can get muddy after heavy rains, though, so you may want to wait until the trails have dried up a bit before starting out. And be sure to bring bug spray. The insects can get a little aggressive. This trail is also used by horseback riders and hikers.

I'm 6'7 300 pounds ... I've never owned a bike but I want to get my first. Im thinking about a Honda Shadow 750, but everyone tells me to have a 1000 or more ...

Posted by dallenmarket on 20.07

A new rider does not get a bike enormous power. Consider the first bike as disposable. To learn more about him and "grow" in the largest bicycle HP.

Wheels vary in height of the seat and is only occasionally affected by engine size.

A new rider does not get a bike enormous power. Consider the first bike as disposable. To learn more about him and "grow" in the largest bicycle HP.

I am 4 feet 11 inches and the length of my legs (from my waist to ankle) is 28. So I'm not sure if I should get a 24 "or 26" cruiser .... any suggestions would be great!

Posted by Bob A on 13.06

Less than 5 meters high you want to go with 24 "wheels.

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Less than 5 meters high you want to go with 24 "wheels.

bike_bicycle_classic.htm http://www.bikebuyers.com/beach_cruiser_?