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F3L or RTL
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acdcking12
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I have an F3-T. I am 6 foot 4. I put the brake and handlebars to position E. Also installed the ultimate seat big boy and I am happy as a clam on my F3-T
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Fortunately, the F3L has the adjustable bars and brake pedal rods. There should be no issues with that one.
The ride between the RT and F3 is somewhat different. I have one of each.
Lots of info here about differences. Bottom line, you sit ON the RT and IN the F3.
One is a gold wing couch, and one is a cruiser type ride.
The ride between the RT and F3 is somewhat different. I have one of each.
Lots of info here about differences. Bottom line, you sit ON the RT and IN the F3.
One is a gold wing couch, and one is a cruiser type ride.
SpyderAnn01
Active member
Did he look at a 20 RT? It has more room for the rider which your friend needs.
Ex-Rocket
Well-known member
I'm 6'2" and have long legs 35 inseam. I had 2 RT's but always felt cramped on the RT. Bought a F3Limited and have the pegs at position #5 and all is well. Plus the RT always felt like I was sitting on the bike and the F3 you sit in the bike. At 6'5" I think his only option is the F3.
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