Posts
184
Joined
2/16/2014
Location
AU
BigMunster
6/17/2019 2:50am
6/17/2019 2:50am
Edited Date/Time
7/13/2022 10:15pm
After reading the last post regarding #92 reasons to like AC....vvvv
Sluggo77 wrote:
Adam is the golden boy among fanboys while Webb is most everyone's villain because he said an insensitive thing about AC.
Calling a 5’3 guy, a Villain sounds funny lol
Is Coop really 5'3? if so thats a great feat,to be able to manhandle a bike at that level is hard work.
So just wondering what is the height and weight of the pros?
Sluggo77 wrote:
Adam is the golden boy among fanboys while Webb is most everyone's villain because he said an insensitive thing about AC.
Calling a 5’3 guy, a Villain sounds funny lol
Is Coop really 5'3? if so thats a great feat,to be able to manhandle a bike at that level is hard work.
So just wondering what is the height and weight of the pros?
The average height of the lot is gonna be a ball ache so with that said, I'm out.
The Shop
Moisture-wicking fabric provides a soft, lightweight fit
Just pulling ya leg,,
short kings holding it down in the moto world!
If it was up to me there would be an additional 2 inches of travel and 23" front 20-21" rear wheel.
Pit Row
This sport is, by and large, a short man's sport. Lower center of gravity/mass is always going to be advantageous on these machines and for what the sport demands.
I'm 6'6" and the best advice I ever got was to "ride as small as I can." Racing off-road it was beneficial but anytime I was on a track, my height was a big disadvantage and, I'm convinced, led to some crashes where my CG was out of whack and put me on the ground. I had my forks tuned to account for my added height because when I'm leaning forward over the bars off-road style, I'm waaaay over the bars. Usually ran a slightly stiffer fork spring because of this.
Getting on my KX250 is akin to mounting a Clydesdale. Let's split the difference and call it a medium man's sport (~5'8" - 5'10").
Height is a big advantage in hard enduro. Tippy tapping those long legs on rocks is very advantageous.
If he had to guess he's about 5'11. He must be measuring himself by boxing/ufc standards.
Post a reply to: What is the height of the current MX/SX riders ?.