What's your preference - GT or R

[Jetag93]

With the bike comes the alloy piece which replaces the backrest if the backrest was removed. It's very tidy.

Are you saying you received these alloy filler pieces with delivery of your R3GT? I didn't.

 

[RocketEd]

Have any of you Roadster owners tried the R, and if so how does hip/knee angle compare between the two?
In spite of my long legs I find the Roadster peg position more comfortable than I did the position on my early Standard.

 

[REBLX136]

Have any of you Roadster owners tried the R, and if so how does hip/knee angle compare between the two?
In spite of my long legs I find the Roadster peg position more comfortable than I did the position on my early Standard.

I found the peg position comfortable but the lean to the bars wasn’t, that’s why I opted for the GT.

 

[Tripps]

No choice for "both"?

 

[Dr.D]

Have any of you Roadster owners tried the R, and if so how does hip/knee angle compare between the two?
In spite of my long legs I find the Roadster peg position more comfortable than I did the position on my early Standard.

The hip position is different for me and not for the better. Tine will tell how I do on the bigger mileage days.

 

[ruzzle]

Are you saying you received these alloy filler pieces with delivery of your R3GT? I didn't.

Sorry that was wrong. I misunderstood the question.

 

[Kevin frazier]

This one, woo hoo get you some.

 

[dougl]

This one, woo hoo get you some.

Doesn’t mean that every Joe Schmohawk is going to get under 3.

 

[Mighty Mouse]

This one, woo hoo get you some.

That's what I look like leaving the supermarket to go home. Can't take a chance on spoiled milk.

 

[Kevin frazier]

Doesn’t mean that every Joe Schmohawk is going to get under 3.

Nope you’re right, most will never come out the gate like that and most won’t bring that front end up smoking that rear, but there are a bunch of rocketeers that will