I have a 36" inseam and ride a 96 750. I have a Corbin seat that I picked
up on eBay and it is actually a little lower then the stock. However, it
is so much more comfortable and a much better riding position than the
stock seat. With the Corbin I sit further back and don't slide forward
lik
Fessing up here. In my quest to have a second bike available on an opposite
coast or Mexico, I was interested in the mighty prowess of the Nighthawk.
The newer CB1100 version came to mind. I liked the idea of a rear disc
brake and pinged their forum for information before buying. One owner, who
liv
Raising the seat with a 28" inseam is going to put you on your tiptoes at
every traffic light. Personally, if I were in your position, and I
basically am with a 29" inseam, I'd be looking to lower, not raise. But one
thing you can do that people haven't mentioned is to go for an Airhawk pad.
Th
I will go to the Dragon!
On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 5:36 PM, Tommy Hill wrote:
> Boston? Can anything be farther from most of us?
>
> How about we just create one? The Dragon! On NC/TN border.
>
> Or, David, have you disclosed that you are also a member of that "other"
> board, too?
>
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How about a lap of lake Powel @ N.E. Az - Utah border
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To: nighthawk_lovers@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Seat padding
Yup, I'm in Cape Breton.
On 18 February 2016 at 18:36, Tommy Hill wrote:
> Boston? Can anything be farther from most of us?
>
> How about we just create one? The Dragon! On NC/TN border.
>
> Or, David, have you disclosed that you are also a member of that "other"
> board, too?
>
> --
> You r
Boston? Can anything be farther from most of us?
How about we just create one? The Dragon! On NC/TN border.
Or, David, have you disclosed that you are also a member of that "other" board,
too?
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I think the annual Nighthawk meet this year is in Boston, right?
On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 10:06 AM, Jim Bolen
wrote:
> Well, instead of a different seat, why not highway pegs attached to engine
> guards? That's what I did and it relieves a bunch of discomfort on longer
> rides. Not just for the l
Well, instead of a different seat, why not highway pegs attached to engine
guards? That's what I did and it relieves a bunch of discomfort on longer
rides. Not just for the legs, but also the back.
Yeah, and what Nighthawk Meet? Curious minds want to know!
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