motorcycle body position trainer 2.0

[@Lichlord]

I was still interested! Thank you for the explanation and demo.

[@jeremyquantphoto]

that’s awesome!!

[@IanOberhotlzer]

Awesome. Maybe v3 gets some steering damper or something of the sort

[@Mad8vCycles]

with the cables adjusted properly it doesnt really need it since they fight each other

[@kswager2217]

Cool build! Definitely would help with learning or teaching someone body position I’ve been wanting to safely learn more technical riding and body position. This has led me to decide I want to have more aggressive ergos on my 2003N. Im considering woodcraft resrsets and decided against a gsxr front end swap for $ and patience reasons (race tech springs will hopefully help enough) and now have to find a replacement for the clipons. I don’t want to have to fuck with the headlight bracket or buy new triples so I’ve been considering clubman handlebars. Do you have any experience with them as far as clearance and feel? Thanks for the vids :) countless of yours has helped me. Just replaced my clutch this fall from a failed burnout 😅

[@Mad8vCycles]

a class will do much more than doing any mods. ridermod first! not sure where you are, but between total control, california superbike, ycrs, or a ton of other good advanced and on-track options, or even just basic trackdays youll get a lot out of the bike as-is. clubmans/suburban machinery bars work great for getting a bit lower. clipons arent super difficult to get set up either.

[@troyjollimore4100]

Don’t know if anyone else picked up on that comment but… congratulations! Or condolences… since free time might be an issue! I’m sure it’ll be worth it. 😉

[@jeff7.629]

Serg, do you have some sort of plan/blueprint you could post on svriders?

[@Mad8vCycles]

lmao... you give me way too much credit. I dont even know how it goes together MYSELF :P i can do some detailed pics but it's basically "add and remove metal as needed" after you get through the rack part (which is actually the super easy part )