To the guy's with long legs 32+inseam what do you do..I want a f6b bad..But wow the pegs in there location kills me.So is there anything I can do besides cutting my legs shorter lol
To the guy's with long legs 32+inseam what do you do..I want a f6b bad..But wow the pegs in there location kills me.So is there anything I can do besides cutting my legs shorter lol
I am more like a 34 inseam and I have no issue.I do have a Corbin seat which I believe sits you higher then the stock seat.I also have Rivco highway pegs so I do kick my legs out when I ride so that also helps.I came from a Canam Spyder and the pegs were like mid controls so I got use to my legs being more upright then stretched
Ride it like you stole it
I have a 32" inseam and after 14.5K miles in the stock saddle of my 6 I find the leg position just fine. My two previous bikes had froward controls with heel/toe shifters. After a slight adjustment period to the 6 I've had no problems with the transition.
I have a 34" inseam and have kept the stock seat - the bike fits me well. I have never owned a full wing so I don't know that level of comfort, but I will say that this is the only bike I've owned that I can ride all day on the interstate and still want to go out on the town at night.
-R
It takes some getting used to but after a while it feels natural.
i'm 6'4" and i find it very comfortable. I think if you are coming from a cruiser style bike like i did ( V Star 1300) it takes a while to adjust.
Yes have been on cruiser for 30yrs or so now..Wanting to pull trigger on one, But it just seems hard to get my feet up high enough to sit on pegs.Like my legs dont want to bend that way LOL
34 inch put me in your same frame of mind previous had vtx 1800 but now a F6B an rivco pegs makes me a happy camper can ride all day long.
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