Japanese Bikes...

Denver Rick said:

I've been using race seat, and comfortable. But feeling a bit pushed forward and getting some minor wrist issues. Any idea if comfort is better for this. They are just so close really I have a hard time seeing it, but I've never actually ridden on the comfort. Any noticible difference between the two?

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I've had both..the profiles are identical but the comfort seat is slightly softer..but with reference to your wrist issue I think the difference would be miniscule....

Denver Rick said:

I've been using race seat, and comfortable. But feeling a bit pushed forward and getting some minor wrist issues. Any idea if comfort is better for this. They are just so close really I have a hard time seeing it, but I've never actually ridden on the comfort. Any noticible difference between the two?

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Try stomp grips, they will help with the sliding issues... Also, do you have stock footpegs/rearsets, bringing your knees to the tank and being able to grip it has increased my comfort exponentially

markthemac said:

Try stomp grips, they will help with the sliding issues... Also, do you have stock footpegs/rearsets, bringing your knees to the tank and being able to grip it has increased my comfort exponentially

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I do have stock, but I can generally lock in pretty good. My suspicion is that it is just the difference between the engine braking (even on 3) of the V-twin being more than my old RSV4, combined with lazyness in position when I'm futzing around. But I do get more wrist issues with this than my RSV4 for sure. Nothing unworkable, but I do notice the difference.

NightmareSTi said:

From a dig or a roll and what gear?

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Can't remember the gear, but he hit first and I dug into his .... No more challenges.....

Ljuice26 said:

Can't remember the gear, but he hit first and I dug into his .... No more challenges.....

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Lol that Line reads poorly