Can I make this bike fit me? There are two questions here really though they both have to do with fit.

Today I tried a Baad Raad electric fat bike.
This question isn't about batteries or fatties.
I just wanted you to know this bike will be used on rough trails,
snow and whatnot.



The question is about fit.
This is a one size fits all bike.
The frame is said to be a large one.
It seems to be about ninteen inches.
I am six foot two. I tried the bike out and
was pleasantly surprised as far as performance is concerned.
When in pedal assist it does exactly what I want it to do and more.

Do some bikes have shorter cranks on them?
I could still put up the seat more no problem.
The cranks feel short to me. Is that because the seat should be raised?
Is there more to it than that?

What about the handle bars?
My mechanic says they can be raised as well.
Will that affect how the bike fits as far as legs are concerned?

The price is more than right if I can tweak the fit a bit.
Years ago, the US Airforce commissioned the design of a 'perfect cockpit' for a new fighter, spending millions measuring and testing pilots and coming up with the right cockpit for the perfectly average pilot. Only to find there was no perfectly average pilots to fly plane. After that, they made planes with cockpits adjustable to the actual pilots that was flying the plane.  

Bikes take this further - the frame is not adjustable without making it heavy and unreliable, and unlike an aircraft, frames are relatively cheap compared to the the rest of the kit. Its cheaper and gives better bikes to make different frames. 

All that aid, the bike might fit you - The US Airforce never found their perfectly average pilot, maybe the manufacturer of that E-bike has found there perfectly average rider in you.