[93Wing]

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Hmmmmm, interesting side effect.

Wonder if it hasto do with the position of the spine. If you look at the way we walk we walk leaning slightly forward (at least I do) and this may be a more natural position for the spine and everything is inline and nothing is being pressed on.......

 

[93Wing]

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Cousin Jack wrote:

That might be true.....

Also, I was thinking that the hips, or legs, aren't quite as "bent" as they are sitting bolt upright.... not quite 90-degrees....... legs are more naturally extended. Something is different, sure, and I think that something is good!

All conjecture of course.....

As long as it works for you, it's good........:waving:

 

[93Wing]

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It's funny, I can not drive a vehicle without the seat leaned back, it just hurts my lower back too much. (although my wife drives with the seat straight up, go figure)I find myself leaning forward then leaning back while piloting the bike, but then again It's hard for me to keep still for any length of time. I always just made beleive it was an F-16 with the 30 degree lean to the seat......:shock:I also find that I have to move my head on a regular basis, no not just watching out for idiots trying to kill me, but the extra weight of the helmet and light buffetting cause my neck to ache a little.



I think we all have hit on some truth, we all have different size, shape bodies and it seems as though CJ has found a bike that fits him superbly!

Good work young man, good work!!!!!!!





Oh and one other thing I learned by accident. On long trips in the cage I was constanttly getting back aches. I took my wallet out one time for something and didn't put it back, and lo and behold, no back pain at the end of the trip, so when we are headed out of town the wallet goes into the center console.......