Buying Guide
Fit by height
Seat height is one of the most important factors in choosing a first bike. Here is an honest breakdown of how each model fits across the height range, from shorter riders to taller ones.
Numbers on a spec sheet only tell part of the story. Seat height matters, but so does seat width, weight distribution, and how a bike feels when you put a foot down at a stop. The best way to know if a bike fits is to sit on one. Come in and we will pull whatever you are curious about.
| Model | Seat Height | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Hunter 350 | 800 mm (31.5") | 181 kg (399 lb) |
| Bullet 350 | 805 mm (31.7") | 195 kg (430 lb) |
| Goan Classic 350 | 805 mm (31.7") | 195 kg (430 lb) |
| Meteor 350 | 765 mm (30.1") | 191 kg (421 lb) |
| Himalayan 450 | 825 mm (32.5") | 196 kg (432 lb)', |
| Super Meteor 650 | 740 mm (29.1") | 241 kg (531 lb)', |
| Continental GT 650 / Interceptor 650 | 804 mm (31.7") | 202 kg (445 lb)', |
Hunter 350
Shorter riders
One of the best fits for shorter riders in the lineup. At 800 mm it is manageable for most riders 5'4" and up. The narrow waist helps you get a foot down confidently.
Taller riders
Comfortable for riders up to around 6'2". The upright position works well at most heights. Taller riders may want to consider bar risers after a few longer rides.
Bullet 350
Shorter riders
Very close to the Hunter in seat height, but slightly heavier. Shorter riders can manage it, but the extra weight means you feel it more at low speeds and stops.
Taller riders
The upright, relaxed riding position suits taller riders well. Leg room is generous and the bike does not feel cramped at 6'0" or above.
Goan Classic 350
Shorter riders
Similar seat height to the Bullet with a slightly more forward lean. Shorter riders find the lower center of gravity helpful despite the height on paper.
Taller riders
A good cruiser option for average-height riders. Very tall riders (6'3"+) may find the leg position a bit compact on longer rides.
Meteor 350
Shorter riders
The lowest seat in the 350 lineup at 765 mm. Excellent choice for shorter or newer riders who want confidence at stops. Most riders 5'2" and up can flat-foot one side.
Taller riders
The forward-leaning cruiser position can feel stretched for riders above 6'1". Works well for average height; taller riders should sit on it before committing.
Himalayan 450
Shorter riders
The tallest seat in the lineup. Shorter riders (under 5'6") will have difficulty getting a foot flat. It is manageable with the right technique, but sit on one first.
Taller riders
Built for taller riders. The upright adventure position and generous legroom make this one of the most comfortable options for anyone 5'10" and above.
Super Meteor 650
Shorter riders
The lowest seat height in the lineup at 740 mm, which helps shorter riders despite the heavier weight. The wide, low stance is confidence-inspiring at stops.
Taller riders
The cruiser position works for most heights, but very tall riders may find the leg forward position limits comfort on longer rides. Highly recommend sitting on it.
Continental GT 650 / Interceptor 650
Shorter riders
Manageable for riders 5'5" and up. The Continental GT has a slight forward lean; the Interceptor is more upright. Both feel nimble despite the weight.
Taller riders
A natural fit for taller riders who want more performance. The 650 twin has real power and the ergonomics open up at height.
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