mecsw500
Well-known member
I’m six foot. I fitted a 1-1/4” bar riser to my late model Spyder and now things are really comfortable.
I’d ride the stock bike for a 1,000 miles or more to get used to everything, both fitment and handling wise before rushing out to modify it.
At 6 foot I think that’s probably within the average fitment range for a Spyder RT or S2S. It will depend upon whether you are long in the torso, like me, or long in the legs and short in the torso.
The Ryker and F3 Spyder have some foot placement adjustability I think.
Note, when fitting handlebar risers, they go up far more than they bring the bars closer to you. Different bars come into play if getting them closer to you is what is needed.
I’d ride the stock bike for a 1,000 miles or more to get used to everything, both fitment and handling wise before rushing out to modify it.
At 6 foot I think that’s probably within the average fitment range for a Spyder RT or S2S. It will depend upon whether you are long in the torso, like me, or long in the legs and short in the torso.
The Ryker and F3 Spyder have some foot placement adjustability I think.
Note, when fitting handlebar risers, they go up far more than they bring the bars closer to you. Different bars come into play if getting them closer to you is what is needed.
