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Black is faster, right?
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Thank you! And don't think that the cool effect of going with B&W photos is lost on us...very nice choice.
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Keepin up w/ 2 Kaws'
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I'm 5'8" @ 200 lbs & feel like I'm on a huge moped with my 440. Inseam at 31". Feel like the bike is a little small for me, but I can't beat the price for now. My first bike was a 84 Shadow 750, 20 years ago.
1000cc to 1100 cc is more in my range, but will wait on that. Last edited by 83 LTD 440 : 05-14-2008 at 02:08 AM. Reason: wording |
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Hell yah! A 250 would be really good because so many new potential riders have no idea how they would measure up to a 250 if that's going to be their first bike. Please post!
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Still learnin'!
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alright, i may not be able to get it in tonight but should be able to tomorrow. i'll just copy the same poses eveyone else did then!
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TO ALL>>>> This is a great thread...
the z1000 guys especially this really helps me see how the rider sits on these type bikes. They look quite comfy compared to the GSX-R 750 that I have ridden once (that was quick but very un-comfy) the trick for me now is to save up the money thanks - great thread... I can do the same thing of my drifter, just got to find the time, im short and overweight according to national average 5'6" and 210 kenny
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Still learnin'!
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seeing as i have no idea on what an inseam is, i can't supply that info till i find it out. but i got some pics and have my ht/weight
height : 5'11.5" weight : 183 lb bike : 2004 ninja 250r standing straight up, i have about 1" before the crotch of my jeans hit the seat. but that depends on the jeans. the bike is not on the kickstand. ![]() standing next to the bike. the bike is on the kickstand. ![]() my riding position atleast. the kickstand is down. ![]() hope this helped! if any new pics or more are needed just ask
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Jed, awesome! Thank you for posting pics...believe me, your pics are going to help a lot of people out.
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Hey guys. Im 6'4 and a bit overweight on an already large frame. (wear 38x30 jeans, does that mean I have a 30' inseam? I like pants that are a little loose in the crotch but still thats shorter than most poeple under 6 feet!) Would anyone be interested in me doing this with a 09 ninja 650? I may also be able to get a shorter lady friend for 'modeling' purposes. I would estimate her height at 5'5 or so.
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Just remembered I had this pic to post. Im standing on a slight hill so I may look a LITTLE taller.
2009 Vulcan 900 Custom 6'2" 205 lbs 33" inseam
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Here is my 1973 Z-1- daily rider till last year when I bought a 2006 ST1300 Honda.
http://www.kawasakimotorcycle.org/fo...973-z-1-a.html
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Ok try this attachment it's a little old(1974), but you can size me up with my bike
ST-Owners.com Forums
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what exactly is the purpose here of this thread....men comparing sizes. I thought that went out in the 90's
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The purpose of this thread is so prospective bike owners can get an idea of how they would fit and look on a motorcycle given a picture of the bike and its owner with his/her measurements. It is stated in the first post I believe.
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CCTX: Yeah, my first bike was an '03 500R which I could not only flat foot but, my knees actually had a little bend in them while I was waiting at stop lights. So when it was time to upgrade, I really wanted the Z1000 but didn't know if I could keep the bike upright because I thought that I really needed to have my feet flat on the ground. I was almost depressed to see that my heels were just off of the ground on the Z1000 when I sat on it for the first time. I actually decided to go with the 650R as a second/final bike because both of the power and the seat height issue I was convinced by some fellow members here to get the Z1000 and I went for it (they said that I should be able to handle the power just fine and to not worry about my heels being slightly lifted). They were right, I would've been very disappointed if I would've gone with the 650R strictly from a power perspective--it's not a knock on the 650R. Turned out that with the extra height from the heel of the A-star boots that I later bought, I'm able to "flat foot" the Z1000. And that's how I got the idea for this thread. I found out that not only is seat height a factor but bike width also. The ZX-14 is so wide on me that my heels are lifted even more than on the Z1000 even though they have comparable seat heights and I had to write-off the C-14 altogether. I've read theads where people have asked about fit so I thought that this would be a good start for people to look at how inseams/height fit with different bikes. Care to post pics of you and your bike for us?
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