What is the seat height of the Jinjila?
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The seat height of the Jinjila is 690mm. Here are some relevant details about the Jinjila: Brand history of the Jinjila: The Benda Jinjila motorcycle was established in 1994, formerly known as Zhejiang Zhongnan Motorcycle Co., Ltd., and is one of the four oldest backbone motorcycle enterprises in Zhejiang Province. Model introduction of the Jinjila: The Jinjila was launched in March 2020. Its unique appearance resembles a Harley-Davidson motorcycle, with a seat height of 690mm. The 15-liter fuel tank performs exceptionally well among cruising motorcycles, featuring a V-twin engine and belt drive system, similar to Harley-Davidson.
I just measured my friend’s Jinjila 300, and the seat height is 690mm, which is very user-friendly among cruisers. For someone like me who’s 170cm tall, both feet can fully and flatly touch the ground, with knees slightly bent. Compared to the Harley 883’s 760mm and the CM300’s 690mm, the Jinjila is especially friendly for shorter riders. When buying the bike, I particularly tested the narrow seat design, which prevents the inner thighs from being stretched out. A note for female riders: the official data is for an unloaded state, and the suspension will compress when you sit on it. It’s advisable to wear flat shoes for a test ride—being able to firmly plant one foot on the ground is sufficient. The seat height drops another 1-2cm when carrying a passenger, but the handling will feel heavier under load.
