There's a chance we made get a second Burgie this year, seeing as how the Suzuki $99 per month deal is going through September (U.S.). For that price, I'm seriously considering upgrading by making the second bike a 650. Sushi is a much-loved 400 but I would like to do more group rides and sense the 650 could keep up better.
Questions:
1. Am I too short at 5'1" to handle this size bike? With the 400, I can flat-foot on one side and comfortably feel OK with the other foot's contact. I know it weighs 100 lb. --Yes, it qualifies as Lardy-Assed, NormanB! :wink: --more than the 400, but know how to pick up a bike and adapted quickly to the 400. (Lift weights regularly when my arthritis isn't acting up.)
2. Does anyone routinely do group rides on a 400 and feel the 400 serves this purpose well?
3. Are there other reasons you'd suggest we simply get a second 400?
Thanks in advance,
Bryna
Questions:
1. Am I too short at 5'1" to handle this size bike? With the 400, I can flat-foot on one side and comfortably feel OK with the other foot's contact. I know it weighs 100 lb. --Yes, it qualifies as Lardy-Assed, NormanB! :wink: --more than the 400, but know how to pick up a bike and adapted quickly to the 400. (Lift weights regularly when my arthritis isn't acting up.)
2. Does anyone routinely do group rides on a 400 and feel the 400 serves this purpose well?
3. Are there other reasons you'd suggest we simply get a second 400?
Thanks in advance,
Bryna