f4i riding position
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#4
RE: f4i riding position
One of the biggest reasons i got a F4i. I wanted a sportbike, but didn't want to have to get off it every hour whenever i went anywhere. It's still an aggressive riding position, but definately more comfortable than a 600RR after just 30 minutes. (Did a ride with a friend who had one...wasn't too bad...but did get old quick.)
I can do an hour and a half without too much discomfort...i would say it's probably the most comfortable of the supersports...but i've never ridden every single one out there, either.
I can do an hour and a half without too much discomfort...i would say it's probably the most comfortable of the supersports...but i've never ridden every single one out there, either.
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RE: f4i riding position
ORIGINAL: Mchu86
My biggest problem with the F4i is the seat...if you can even call it that[:@]
My biggest problem with the F4i is the seat...if you can even call it that[:@]
proof of the great seating position and terrible seat: my butt hurts first out of everything...before my back, arms, hands, wrists...
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#8
RE: f4i riding position
My 04 F4i is great. The ride is tolerable for 1.5 hours. Its good becasue the positioon of the seat is basically dual purpose meaning that you can ride it hard and you can use it as a cruiser when in the mood. I have heard a Corbin seat upgrade is the way to go...but thats if you got 500 to spend on a seat
#9
RE: f4i riding position
it's definitely not as aggressive as the other bikes and more comfy...the solid steel seat does irritate the bum...
if you want more aggressive, you can swap clip ons and rearsets. will make it MUCH more aggressive...
since the swap, mine hurts my bike and legs and arms and bum if i even look at it now.
if you want more aggressive, you can swap clip ons and rearsets. will make it MUCH more aggressive...
since the swap, mine hurts my bike and legs and arms and bum if i even look at it now.