tank liffting

[Nicky S]

Originally Posted by Rai86

urmmm i did say i was short.............!

ok i was just saying

Originally Posted by Nicky S

well you must be short for that to happen

Some people are short.

I am short, albeit not short enough for raising the tank to be an issue for me..but even those who are tall should have enough common sense to work out how raising the tank will affect its position.

[Nicky S]

Originally Posted by Dan

Some people are short.

I am short, albeit not short enough for raising the tank to be an issue for me..bBut even those who are tall should have enough common sense to work out how raising the tank will affect its position.

yer i can but you dont hold on to the tank do you, you hold on to the bars so i dont see how moving it a little bit will affect you .... unless you are short and the tank makes you sit back more because it sort of pushes you back is that what you mean ?

Originally Posted by Nicky S

yer i can but you dont hold on to the tank do you, you hold on to the bars so i dont see how moving it a little bit will affect you .... unless you are short and the tank makes you sit back more because it sort of pushes you back is that what you mean ?

As I explained two posts ago:

It tips the top rear edge of the tank into a more vertical position. If you're already on the limit of being able to comfortably reach the bars, it could quite easily be enough to cause you discomfort. Fairly obvious to me.

If the top of the tank is forced more vertical, it inherently makes a shorter rider either sit up more straight, therefore increasing the distance between shoulders and bars, or makes them site further back, again increasing the distance.

[Nicky S]

Originally Posted by Dan

As I explained two posts ago:



If the top of the tank is forced more vertical, it inherently makes a shorter rider either sit up more straight, therefore increasing the distance between shoulders and bars, or makes them site further back, again increasing the distance.

understand

Originally Posted by Dan

As I explained two posts ago:



If the top of the tank is forced more vertical, it inherently makes a shorter rider either sit up more straight, therefore increasing the distance between shoulders and bars, or makes them site further back, again increasing the distance.

Thanks dan, thats what was was attempting to say...i guess i didnt explain it in the right way

sorry