Motorcycle Ergonomics
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Motorcycle Ergonomics
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Re: Motorcycle Ergonomics
#2The app is interesting.
Who here rides? Dirtbikes in particular? I have a trials bike (Gas Gas TXT 250), and an enduro (husqvarna TE 150). I couldn't find a trials bike in the app, but it doesn't matter since trials bikes don't really have seats.
I would like to see a measure of standing at a stoplight. (interesting for high seat heights).
Also it would be neat to see a more aggressive dirtbike style arm position with elbows ups.
Re: Motorcycle Ergonomics
#3The app is interesting. Who here rides? Dirtbikes in particular? I have a trials bike (Gas Gas TXT 250), and an enduro (husqvarna TE 150). I couldn't find a trials bike in the app, but it doesn't matter since trials bikes don't really have seats. I would like to see a measure of standing at a stoplight. (interesting for high seat heights). Also it would be neat to see a more aggressive dirtbike style arm position wit…
The options panel lets you place feet on the ground.
Re: Motorcycle Ergonomics
#4The app is interesting. Who here rides? Dirtbikes in particular? I have a trials bike (Gas Gas TXT 250), and an enduro (husqvarna TE 150). I couldn't find a trials bike in the app, but it doesn't matter since trials bikes don't really have seats. I would like to see a measure of standing at a stoplight. (interesting for high seat heights). Also it would be neat to see a more aggressive dirtbike style arm position wit…
mv augusta brutalte 910R (not listed but any brutale in the app is comparable) so 3/4 aggressive riding stance ... so not super aggressive like a sport bike but great for aggressive city riding. pay for it on highways though because you really have to tuck-in anything over 80 plus don't turn your head
Re: Motorcycle Ergonomics
#5The app is interesting. Who here rides? Dirtbikes in particular? I have a trials bike (Gas Gas TXT 250), and an enduro (husqvarna TE 150). I couldn't find a trials bike in the app, but it doesn't matter since trials bikes don't really have seats. I would like to see a measure of standing at a stoplight. (interesting for high seat heights). Also it would be neat to see a more aggressive dirtbike style arm position wit…
Yamaha FJR 2006. 13 degree forward for me at 6'2" 30" inseam. Seems about right.
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Re: Motorcycle Ergonomics
#7The app is interesting. Who here rides? Dirtbikes in particular? I have a trials bike (Gas Gas TXT 250), and an enduro (husqvarna TE 150). I couldn't find a trials bike in the app, but it doesn't matter since trials bikes don't really have seats. I would like to see a measure of standing at a stoplight. (interesting for high seat heights). Also it would be neat to see a more aggressive dirtbike style arm position wit…
I ride an XR600R and am standing basically straight up most of the time.
Re: Motorcycle Ergonomics
#8On my current motorcycle and body shape it says 0 degree forward lean, 90 degree knee angle and 94 degree hip angle. The most comfortable bike I've owned, Kawasaki KLR650.
Re: Motorcycle Ergonomics
#9The app is interesting. Who here rides? Dirtbikes in particular? I have a trials bike (Gas Gas TXT 250), and an enduro (husqvarna TE 150). I couldn't find a trials bike in the app, but it doesn't matter since trials bikes don't really have seats. I would like to see a measure of standing at a stoplight. (interesting for high seat heights). Also it would be neat to see a more aggressive dirtbike style arm position wit…
A Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650. Just did over a 1000 km on the way to their annual festival, and kept wondering what the “correct” riding posture was. Either HN read my mind or a a bunch of HN’ers are in Goa now.
Re: Motorcycle Ergonomics
#10The app is interesting. Who here rides? Dirtbikes in particular? I have a trials bike (Gas Gas TXT 250), and an enduro (husqvarna TE 150). I couldn't find a trials bike in the app, but it doesn't matter since trials bikes don't really have seats. I would like to see a measure of standing at a stoplight. (interesting for high seat heights). Also it would be neat to see a more aggressive dirtbike style arm position wit…
Kawi ZX25R, small & fun 4cylinder 250cc screamer sold in Asia. Im quite tall, but its still comfy without any mods and I use it daily. The riding position is not that aggressive (cant find it on the site unfortunately).
In saying that - the first time I took it on a long ride out I couldn't sit down for 24 hours afterwards I was in so much pain, but I attribute that to being a stiff old fart. Since then plenty of long rides, perhaps my joints have adapted...