I’m still a noob too, and also one built like a catcher. 6’3”, with 32” inseams. I have long arms though, like touch your kneecaps without bending.
I now have the Sargent seat, which for me, is completely worth the money as most stock seats are unkind to my boney butt. I don’t have any risers, as things feel just fine now. Eventually I’ll try to get the windscreen situation sorted but riding the S10 is a treat compared to my ‘99 Suzuki Hayabusa. I did two weekend trips from Salt Lake City to Las Vegas. I was quite uncomfortable, but since the ‘busa loved to be stable at high speeds I often found myself moving about the bike, from stretching legs to the rear pegs, or leaning back and stretching them forward. The only saving grace was the Corbin seat
I love that I can sit mostly upright or lean into the curves, and it’s great to be able to stand up on the pegs, get some wind and circulation moving again all while feeling completely stable.
Now I just have to complete my safety gear with some decent riding pants. I have some Bull-it riding jeans, but I would like some lined pants that have optional hip protection and can be zippered to my jacket.
All around this ride is so much fun. Why I spent so much time with super sport bikes is beyond reasonable.
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