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My observation says the best option available for women, as long as they don't hate Harley, is Softail Slim (with a 23.5 inch seat height) Touring models are great and will most probably not be lower enough for women height in general (except a few high-height women).

cynthia_carroll wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 2:39 am My observation says the best option available for women, as long as they don't hate Harley, is Softail Slim (with a 23.5 inch seat height) Touring models are great and will most probably not be lower enough for women height in general (except a few high-height women).

Seat height isn't thie only consdieration. Its the weight and balance. And seat geometry. I personally don't like straight up vertical or leaned back riding position of any cruiser. It's hard on my back after a couple hours. A slight forward tilt works well for me. Not enough to lean on my hands. Flat footing is over-rated. So long as you can get good footing with the balls of both feet if needed.

cynthia_carroll wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 2:39 am My observation says the best option available for women, as long as they don't hate Harley, is Softail Slim (with a 23.5 inch seat height) Touring models are great and will most probably not be lower enough for women height in general (except a few high-height women).

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cynthia_carroll wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 2:39 am My observation says the best option available for women, as long as they don't hate Harley, is Softail Slim (with a 23.5 inch seat height) Touring models are great and will most probably not be lower enough for women height in general (except a few high-height women).

The Softail Slim, boasting a comfortable 23.5-inch seat height, stands out as an excellent choice for women who appreciate Harley motorcycles. Its lower stance provides accessibility without compromising style or performance.

Kokufm wrote: ↑Thu Feb 29, 2024 8:08 pm The Softail Slim, boasting a comfortable 23.5-inch seat height, stands out as an excellent choice for women who appreciate Harley motorcycles. Its lower stance provides accessibility without compromising style or performance.

Softail slim is definitely a good choice. I actually like the Softail standard for it's mid-mount foot control compair to Softail slim footboard. The Standard is taller though.

The Honda Rebel 300 is the best motorcycle for ladies, in my humble opinion. It's lightweight, easy to handle, and has a comfortable seat height, making it perfect for beginners and experienced riders alike. Plus, its sleek design and reliable performance make it a standout choice.

The Auto-Glide Classic was one of Ridley’s popular models. It combined classic styling with modern features. Key features included a low seat height, lightweight design, and an automatic transmission. The engine powering the Auto-Glide Classic was a Kohler Command V-Twin CH740, which you aptly noted is the same type of engine found on riding mowers. For backyard mechanics, this simplicity made maintenance and upgrades straightforward.

Kavin wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2024 4:17 am The Honda Rebel 300 is the best motorcycle for ladies, in my humble opinion. It's lightweight, easy to handle, and has a comfortable seat height, making it perfect for beginners and experienced riders alike. Plus, its sleek design and reliable performance make it a standout choice.

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