Stock bars...
Am I the only one who doesn't hate 'em? I've ridden (a previously owned version of) this bike with Heli's and they were pretty good. My hands still went numb from time to time, but pretty comfortable.
Having taken a few weeks to commute and put my new, lower mileage (more stock) 'hawk through some 2-4 hour rides through mountain twisties... I don't get what all the fuss is about. I get none of the hand and wrist pain people go on about. My hands don't fall asleep at all. What's the deal? |
For me the VTR's ergonomic problems relate to a locked-in seat position and high pegs. The seat-bar relationship is actually OK and not much worse than my VFR (but that does have a better seat and pegs). It's a VTR, what do we expect? I have an ST1100 if I need something comfy.
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Originally Posted by KLR996
(Post 403696)
Am I the only one who doesn't hate 'em? I've ridden (a previously owned version of) this bike with Heli's and they were pretty good. My hands still went numb from time to time, but pretty comfortable.
Having taken a few weeks to commute and put my new, lower mileage (more stock) 'hawk through some 2-4 hour rides through mountain twisties... I don't get what all the fuss is about. I get none of the hand and wrist pain people go on about. My hands don't fall asleep at all. What's the deal?
Originally Posted by Cadbury64
(Post 403697)
For me the VTR's ergonomic problems relate to a locked-in seat position and high pegs. The seat-bar relationship is actually OK and not much worse than my VFR (but that does have a better seat and pegs). It's a VTR, what do we expect? I have an ST1100 if I need something comfy.
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Actually I do tend to travel exclusively on the open road (and good twisty ones at that) so comfort during freeway droning or city use is less important.
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