07-16-2016, 04:21 AM
(07-16-2016, 04:06 AM)kmoney_imp Wrote: I will note that I can tell my body feels the cumulative effects of the vibrations. If I go for a longer ride, I can no longer feel the haptic feedback from my cellphone (the little vibration it makes ever time you press a key to simulate a real keyboard) for about 3 or 4 hours after. If I go all day my hands get a bit numb, but this is true of every bike I've owned.lotta $10 words there but somehow i feel there may be a touch of satire in there somewhere
(07-16-2016, 02:57 AM)Capo_imp Wrote: For me, it is the specific type of vibration that the CB1100 delivers, a fairly prominent tingling in the seat and bars right in the middle of the rev range, and it bothers me quite a bit. Particularly in my 'gentleman's region.'is your take on this a priori or a posteriori? Hume may differ with your take lol
I just got back from a spirited 50 mile run on a '96 Ducati 900 SS, and while it is a booming V-twin, the low frequency vibrations don't bother me much. The CB, I end up short shifting it to avoid the tingles, and it detracts from the overall experience. My experience only, but real, nonetheless.
are we talking perceived vibes or measurable
in my case everything is a posterior
