I only had it lowered an inch and a half. But I do feel more comfortable with that height. I will wear boots sometimes, but wear tennis shoes most of the times. But because the 400 is such a light bike, I feel comfortable tip-toeing it. To be fair I’m also all torso and have super short legs. So it makes it even harder. So if you have a normal size torso and legs, it might be better for you even though we’re the same height. i’ve always been told my whole life that I’m too small to ride a bike. And I finally met somebody that said screw that I’m gonna teach you. And it was the best thing anyone’s ever done for me. I ride & absolutely love it, and any chance I get I will tell anybody no matter how short they are they can for sure ride. I also ride with a girl once in a while in a group and she is shorter than me. I want to say she’s 4’8” or 4’9”. She rides a 300. Had it lowered quite a bit. It does effect her performance. I’d be happy to answer any other question you might have.

@@shortyrides thank you so so much for this reply

I lowered mine. I still can’t flat foot it on either side. But I can tippy toe it. And I’m fine.

Nobody asked

@@user-sy1rc3mn6s so? Why do you care? Mind your own business.

I wish I could get a big bike. I’d be ok riding it…it’s the stopping I’d have a problem with.