Site for comparing the riding position of motorcycles

I have a feeling this might be a litte dig at my passenger requestsome of us do ride with our wives(or whoever)in my case all the time.
A passenger ergo would be an enourmous help.
If your post wasn't directed at me,I apologise profusely.

cool

I've made an update that sounds simple but is worth bumping this thread: images are no longer centered on the seat by default. What this means is that comparing motorcycles is much more effective now. Previously as you switch between bikes, you'd see the entire bike shift due to a differing seating position or seat height. Now the bikes will not shift (unless you opt to center on the seat via the checkbox) so you can more easily see the exact differences between two models.

Here are a few examples of interesting comparisons to try now:
Aprilia Tuono V4R vs RSV4
BMW F650GS vs F800GS
Suzuki SV650 vs SV650S
Triumph Street Triple vs Daytona 675

Also comparing ground reach of different bikes is easier now as a result.

why there is no ural outfit

^^ because my dog and ride a Ural, but he is talented.

Good stuff. Thanks for making this available.

Just found your thread today, fantastic. Thank's a lot for sharing!

Awesome resource; thank you for your hard work!

Just found this thread.. but being 6'7 with a 36" inseam, this is a handy tool to check out different bikes with... Thanks for the hard work!

nice work!

easy to see why i (5-6, 30inch inseam) was tortured riding my 749
and found heaven on my 900ss. will make shopping for my next ride
easy.

also just saw this, great job, great tool for those shoppers who can't make up their mind (me !), thanks for the work put into it.

I have spent days comparing bikes on cycle ergo. Can't thank you enough... Thank You!

FANTASTIC!!!

Would you consider adding dropped footpegs?

awesome, awesome

I am very late to the party but thanks for this. Trying to figure out a good size bike for the wife and this will help.

Super, super, super!!!

Just stumbled upon this. It's amazing.

Is there any way to also make the simulated rider stand? With the ability to see standing and sitting, one could make better decisions regarding handlebar risers and handlebars.

Play the National Anthem?

I must have missed that option. Judging by what's going on these days, that may not be enough and the simulated rider may put a knee down (which could be good for sport bike positions).

This is fantastic helped me work out the ergos on my triumph project without all the trial and error generally associated with such modification.