Seat Height

I can

 

I have my BPOS Speedmaster and feet on the floor is not a problem
In fact it is now fitted with a Maverick seat and my bloody arse is nearly on the floor

 

That's the reason I got a Speedmaster....... low seat height.
I had a Suzuki Bandit and I was tip-toes, doesn't inspire confidence when coming to a stand still and having to put your foot down.

I got an upholsterer to sculpture / scoop out the seat foam an inch or or two sand then recover the seat. I found this helped quite a bit.

Maybe this and fitting the lowering brackets would be a good strategy.....

 

I can flat foot now on my Bonnie. Couldn't on my last bike, 5 years ownership. I had lowering links fitted to that bike, a tiger and raised the forks to maintain the steering geometry. Bike handled like a dream with that set up. I was still on tippy toes though. Some lowered bikes require the side stand altering. Lowering them affects the lean angle when parked.

Must say it's been a revelation on the Bonnie not having to plan ahead at stops. Side slopes and gravelled surfaces used to be a nightmare to stop on. Not any more.

 

I can flatfoot on my Speed Triple R, but I am about 6'2"

 

Can flatfoot my Thunderbird with both feet, 5'7” with a 29” inside leg

 

Flatfoot the Street Twin,no probs.

 

Also flat foot on my new Street Twin. One reason I purchased that bike. I'm 5'10".

 

Being a bit odd, I am 5'4" on my right leg and 5'6" on the left... The result of an argument with a car a long while ago. Thankfully Triumph do a Low 800 XRX which means I can get both feet more or less flat - especially when wearing a pair of Harley Davison Welton boots. A friend had a Honda TransAlp thingy and kept toppling over at roundabouts, lights and frankly anywhere where there was a camber on the road... If only avoid embarrassment it would be advisable to be able to reach the floor with your feet rather than in a collapsed heap!