You win
Well, that’s one way to keep Marquez from winning yet another Marquez Invitational Austin GP.
If that was what the OP meant it could have led to a respectful discussion of the guiding philosophies behind racing rules and regulations. How closely different series should balance the desire for performance versus fidelity to the original vehicles is certainly debatable.
There’s no emphasis. That arrow shaped cutout is a fabric stretch panel to make sure you can squat on a sports bike. All modern suits have them. I have some older pants that don’t have it, it makes it way less comfy to ride a sports bike.
Racing suits do squeeze down your package quite a bit, but when you’re sliding…
You know, there are probably subjects where I’m vastly more knowledgeable than you. Should you ever ask a question I consider basic that would be the perfect time to pour on the condescension But I don’t do that, to you or others, for two reasons: fear of mockery kills the spirit of inquiry and it’s an asshole move.
What is obviously old about it?
How fast can you go before you lose your hat.
Here’s my suggestions
I’m not getting one now as life has happened, but I was ALMOST going to learn how to ride, and I was going to just get this bike to do it on. It’s the cheapest speed you can buy, and if you leave it in rain mode, it’s just normal. Like an M car!
Appreciate the advice, I’m itching to get out on the course for my classes and hit the road!
You’ll fit pretty much anything. While you’re tall, your inseam is about average. Seat height shouldn’t be an issue, but you might have to adjust or replace your bars so you take pressure off your back, unless you have really long arms. For example, I’m just under 6ft with a 32" inseam and I can get both feet…
If you think BMW has Carbon Fiber availability you should check out Ducati. On my 748, Carbon Fiber Tank, Fairing, Seat, Hugger, Fender, Headlight Surround, chain guard. Magnesium Rims, Magnesium Fairing stay, Magnesium Triple Clamp, Lightweight clutch, lightweight flywheel, Titanium Rear brake disk. It was 405lbs on…
6'6" with a 32" inseam. But I’ve got a long torso with a twitchy lower back. I’ve sat on a few different bikes with varying degrees of comfort. I’ve found Harley’s to have the most initial comfort but I worry about my lower back on long rides.