02-04-2015, 02:53 PM
I think a higher seat is the best option, although it is also the most expensive.
Ideally a higher seat, lower bars, and stock pegs should be best for those of us with really long legs and arms. That's what I initially wanted to do, but the well ran dry and I opted for the $100 pegs rather than a $400 seat and $100 bars.
I also have had my feet drag the ground on occasion, but I've just started keeping my toes straight forward in the corners to fix that.
For now it will have to work. At least unless I finally just get a higher seat and fix the issue the right way.
Ideally a higher seat, lower bars, and stock pegs should be best for those of us with really long legs and arms. That's what I initially wanted to do, but the well ran dry and I opted for the $100 pegs rather than a $400 seat and $100 bars.
I also have had my feet drag the ground on occasion, but I've just started keeping my toes straight forward in the corners to fix that.
For now it will have to work. At least unless I finally just get a higher seat and fix the issue the right way.
