It will be fine at 6.5". Just fly it like most bipes on the approach with the nose a little down and don't completely cut all the power until the landing is assured. She'll actually float a little bit from there. For a bipe, the approach and landing speed are pretty slow. I can see where some not that familiar with a bipe might think it's too slow and force it onto the ground, bending the gear. As in anything else that's really worth having, get her low over the runway and 'wait for it". She'll settle in so, so softly. Unless it's 110 in the shade then everything is moving faster in the "thinner" air. She's also got great ground handling. You'll have a good feel for it on a short taxi out.