Jeez

It didn't feel uncomfortable at the time, but this morning I seem to have aches where I didn't know I had bits to ache!

Only rode for just over a couple of hours, stopped for lunch and an hour or so afterwards, all great no bother with the bike and no problems with feeling comfortable at the time, a bit of neck ache after a while but nothing untoward.

However this morning my lower back on the right side is aching like a bloody achey thing.................. I know why I chose Old Grey and Slow as a username

Hopefully with more time on the bike I'll get bike fit

Lol wait till you put rearsets on and a nice system with funky pipework that you have to keep your boots away from, it gets interesting then.

You'll be alright once you get out more n more

When I get out on mine I never wanna go home

I get the NC30 hang over too!

Phew (wipes brow) its not just me then, base of my calfs too, if they could speak what abuse I would get,
being 52 I expect things like that, going to Aviemore next weekend, should creak a bit on the monday

I know how you feel.....
Being over 6' and 15 stone I'm probably ideally suited to the NCs riding position.
Goddam uncomfortable springs to mind

After my trip to France earlier this year (the wife was laughing at me saying I wouldn't make it past Stafford), I did ache but after a while I did slowly start to mould into the NCs riding position

Never mind, the bikes' look & sound wonderful

Glad to hear that it's running ok now!

Phil

Bloody wimps!!

ibby4585 wrote:Bloody wimps!!

I was thinking the same,

porndoguk wrote:

ibby4585 wrote:Bloody wimps!!

I was thinking the same,

Erm
viewtopic.php?f=22&t=27805&p=198000&hil ... ng#p198000

Point 5?

oldgreyandslow wrote:

porndoguk wrote:

ibby4585 wrote:Bloody wimps!!

I was thinking the same,

Erm
viewtopic.php?f=22&t=27805&p=198000&hil ... ng#p198000

Point 5?

Arrrrgh bastard you caught me :p

i got a kidney belt which does help, but its worth the pain to own an NC30 :D