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Wiki Drifter
5th November 2010, 20:49
Came across this gem on ADVrider forum, its constantly being updated with new bikes.

http://cycle-ergo.com/

Slyer
5th November 2010, 20:59
Interesting site! Thanks.

98tls
5th November 2010, 21:46
:facepalm::rofl::rofl:a piss take surely:blink::facepalm:What next a website devoted to "best bikes to look at whilst supping a latte".Unbelievable.:facepalm:

pritch
5th November 2010, 22:02
What next a website devoted to "best bikes to look at whilst supping a latte"

Ignore him, he's having a bad day. :innocent:

Anyway, where's my flat white?

98tls
5th November 2010, 22:16
Ignore him, he's having a bad day. :innocent:

Anyway, where's my flat white?

Na just getting old P,in hindsight maybe all this high tech shits for the best,no doubt soon enough there will be big $ devoted to research resulting in websites with thread titles "remember when we just got on the thing and rode regardless of wind resistance'.:facepalm:

EJK
5th November 2010, 22:24
According to the website, KTMs and BMW GSs are definitely not for me.

Conquiztador
5th November 2010, 22:30
I liked that! I was able to figure out that I need to extend my arms with 25 cm to be able to have the apehangers I want. Or I can sit on a 12cm thick pillow. But it all is dependant on my lean angle and the size of my balls.

hellokitty
6th November 2010, 06:38
according to the site, my legs are too short to ride a Fury which is weird because in reality, they are not too short :blink:

It also show that i am far too short for the BMW I want which I thought might be the case, can't get my feet on the ground (damn you short legs)

munster
6th November 2010, 06:42
Well I like it. Pity they don't have an M50 on there.

pritch
6th November 2010, 08:06
That site is so up to date it's mind boggling. The Aprilia RSV4 and the Honda Crossrunner, both of which are currently being debuted at the Milan show, are included.

Then again it doesn't have the Kawasaki Z750 which has been around years or the new Z750R?

Slyer
6th November 2010, 11:19
Well all they need is a side image, I don't think they're actual proper measurements from the bikes. Yet.

And it's because it's an American site. They don't have the Z750 over there among many other bikes.

zadok
22nd November 2010, 18:50
Want to know how you will look on that new bike? Will your feet touch the ground?
Check out this cool site: http://cycle-ergo.com/
New models are featured as well.:woohoo:

sil3nt
22nd November 2010, 19:44
Just a little late (http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/130676-Awesome-web-app-for-comparing-motorcycles-riding-positions)

zadok
23rd November 2010, 17:35
Check out this site to see how you will fit your intended bike. Comparisons between two bikes also. Type in your digits.

http://cycle-ergo.com/

zadok
23rd November 2010, 18:55
ok, so that's where it went to.:shutup:

doc
24th November 2010, 07:44
For the vertically challenged.

http://cycle-ergo.com/

schrodingers cat
24th November 2010, 16:07
Check out this site to see how you will fit your intended bike. Comparisons between two bikes also. Type in your digits.

http://cycle-ergo.com/

And if you are of average build the answers are all there!

Oakie
24th November 2010, 18:48
Meh. More of a site to check out:
> how cool will I look on this bike?
> will I look like a dork on this bike?
or
> 'does my ass look big on this bike?'
IMHO

davebullet
5th December 2010, 16:57
Tired of taking bikes for test rides?

Want a computer to tell you / show you if it feels right? (ooo-errr!)

Wait no longer, for you too can select your bike and use Mr. Stick Man to test ergonomic position.

http://cycle-ergo.com/

Here is how I would look if I was 6'9" tall and had a short inseam of 66cm.

As you can see, with the above impossible dimensions, a speed triple would not be a good fit. The web site saved me from having a test ride and a lot of money. However a Street Triple might.

http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj142/Dave_Bullet/Dumb%20stuff/bike.jpg?t=1291524939

(PS: Piss take aside, it's scary how close the above picture is to how I normally ride - except I face backwards).

Brian d marge
6th December 2010, 00:21
Kama sutra has an App then???

Stephen

LBD
6th December 2010, 02:17
Hey,,,,at 5'7 I can see over the MTS1200 screen....I was worried about that.

Gregonz
4th May 2012, 15:24
Found this link on another forum and thought I would share.....may be useful for someone looking at a new bike.

You can choose any bike, your height etc and it gives you the ergonomics of your posture etc on that particular model...

I thought it was quite cool :eek::eek:

http://cycle-ergo.com/


Apologies to the forum whores on here if it has been posted before.:facepalm:

rustyrobot
4th May 2012, 15:27
(Oh, you added the link)

Cool - thanks.

bungbung
4th May 2012, 15:32
That is pretty cool. It would be nice to have weights included.

Coldrider
22nd May 2012, 23:11
An interesting web site I stumbled across while trying to improve comfort levels on sportsbikes.

Can call up most models for a comparison and make adjustments to suit what your looking for, if known.

http://cycle-ergo.com/

sil3nt
22nd May 2012, 23:27
Been around for a few years and been posted multiple times. Some bikes seem spot on others seem a little off.

avgas
22nd May 2012, 23:54
hahahaha that is hilarious. Go up to 19 ft tall.

hellokitty
23rd May 2012, 06:28
Been around for a few years and been posted multiple times. Some bikes seem spot on others seem a little off.

Yes, I put my husband's bike on there and apparently I am too short to reach the footpegs :laugh: so whose feet where on the pegs when I rode it then?

rickstv
23rd May 2012, 09:05
hey, all those links tell me the same thing so they must be right.:bleh:

jellywrestler
6th August 2012, 18:55
Found a useful tool (http://cycle-ergo.com/) to look at different ergos on a number of bikes. Useful to compare a number of models (on paper at least) & see why some fit better than others.

were you shaken when you were a Baby? this is exactly the same link as the first post.

Gremlin
6th August 2012, 19:27
were you shaken when you were a Baby? this is exactly the same link as the first post.
Mods have merged multiple threads. Every time someone starts a new thread with the same link, we merge with the others... I think this site has been posted about 5+ times now?

jellywrestler
6th August 2012, 19:39
Mods have merged multiple threads. Every time someone starts a new thread with the same link, we merge with the others... I think this site has been posted about 5+ times now?

oops, my apologies