Alps and Dolomites
Alps and Dolomites
Finally had a chance to take bike for a spin for a longer ride. 4 days, 5k kilometers (including 1300km ride home in one go)
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And 2nd pic post ;)
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Re: Alps and Dolomites
Rymek, How was your ride experience and for all those concerned about the seat comfort, what are your thoughts? Nice pictures man. How about some of Poland for us in the USA who have not been there yet? Thanks.
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Seat comfort was great,more than acceptable. I did 1300milometers in one shot on the way back from Italy, same as year before on zx14 and I was much less tired than on ZZR. Cruise control does the trick. When I got back home I had the feeling I could do more. My record on zx14 is 1697km in one go, I think I can beat that on h2 
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I agree I have had zero problems with seat comfort, and great riding!!!....maybe it's a genetic thing with American bums?Rymek wrote: Sun Aug 19, 2018 7:09 am Seat comfort was great,more than acceptable. I did 1300milometers in one shot on the way back from Italy, same as year before on zx14 and I was much less tired than on ZZR. Cruise control does the trick. When I got back home I had the feeling I could do more. My record on zx14 is 1697km in one go, I think I can beat that on h2
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I don't think it has so much to do about nationality as it does anatomy2HYPR wrote: Sun Aug 19, 2018 4:06 pmI agree I have had zero problems with seat comfort, and great riding!!!....maybe it's a genetic thing with American bums?Rymek wrote: Sun Aug 19, 2018 7:09 am Seat comfort was great,more than acceptable. I did 1300milometers in one shot on the way back from Italy, same as year before on zx14 and I was much less tired than on ZZR. Cruise control does the trick. When I got back home I had the feeling I could do more. My record on zx14 is 1697km in one go, I think I can beat that on h2
I have to admit, I have a pretty boney butt and the stock SE seat just doesn't work for me.
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Nice pictures, was there a few weeks ago. Those long distances on one day, that's not possible for me.
Very boney but (due to lot of cycling) and has nothing to do with the seat of the H2SX. The same problem was also on a Hayabusa with a modified seat with gel.
But i don't care to much, gives more time to make pictures on my trip. And from the Netherlands to the Alps, on a trailer behind my car
Very boney but (due to lot of cycling) and has nothing to do with the seat of the H2SX. The same problem was also on a Hayabusa with a modified seat with gel.
But i don't care to much, gives more time to make pictures on my trip. And from the Netherlands to the Alps, on a trailer behind my car
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