Epic showdown between a 5'7 guy and the mighty Hero xPulse Rally Edition, equipped with its normal seat #xpulserallyedition #heroxpulse #motorcycle #riding #shorts #57 #shortrider #tallbike #adventurebike #india #motorcyclevlog
At 5’7” you aren’t short by any standards , just that the motorcycle is too tall. However you’ve got the right skills to ride the Xpulse Pro. This is the best motorcycle for off roading, congratulations! Happy riding 👍
Don’t know what you comment guys laughing at. He’s 5’6 and relatively at ease since one of the foot touches. I am 5’9 with boots on and both feet toes touch the ground, no scope for off-road unless you got skills.
@@guruteckvlogsYou're wrong, i own this bike and I'm 5'5, I'm 100% sure he's 5'4-5'5. There's big difference between 5'7 and 6 ft and you're saying you're 6ft and can only touch ground when you tiptoes while this video says he's 5'7 and he can do exactly like you're saying as 6ft guy. So your comment clearly shows that not only do you not own this bike but what you're saying about touching ground is a lie, it's clearly detectable
@@Dennis56781000I'm 100% sure he's not 5'7. I do own this bike as well and im 5'5 and stop assuming people don't even know the varients and versions of a bike they ride lol
@@inbamurali4263 Yes, even for 5'5 like me after getting used to it it becomes normal like every other bike although for 5'5 we find it a little bit challenging at first. For 5'9 it's really easy to handle this bike
Bro have u ride the xpulse pro version? If yes, then how's your experience? Will it be comfortable for a height of 5.7' after practicing for a week or so? Does it look weird?
@@sun_life_and_rideim 5'4 from nepal..i ride crossfire pure enduro dirtbike which is way taller dan xpulse ..my dirtbike seatheight is 940mm .so for the first week it was tough bt after 1st week its like nthin..u just need one tip to hold a dirtbike n experience also matters...be confident n ride as tall as bike you want....
Best way to ride a tall bike is to put one leg on the gear shifter and the other down and use the front breaks to keep the bike in one place,this is also applicable for traffic seniarios 😊
Just use one foot when using the bike. Build that confidence, and be comfortable with it. I mean, getting used to it. Dont really need two feet on the ground.
@@AkashJaiswalAJ Lmao you think i don't know the name of a bike that i own? You don't own a shit, your comment clearly says you don't have it. If you say you're a 6'2 and can't land your feet, that's nothing but a straight lie. Even if you can't buy, you can take a test ride, go to a showroom do a test ride amd find out
@@MUSIC-BEAT-WORLD Dude whom you're replying is not the uploader. The guy is saying he's 5'7 and is not facing this problem even after using extra high seat so he also saying that the uploader is lying, he's not 5'7
