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Tall Seat option on 2014 RT

Tall seat arrived and - it is great

Just installed the tall seat yesterday on the RTW and it fits well and my legs don't feel as cramped as they were.

have to take a long ride and let you folks know how it works.
 
Stock seat a thumbs down

I posted in another area regarding the RT seat.

Aftermarket is NEEDED for the RT. Seat is too soft and slopes you into the tank after a few hours.
Does BMW actually employ people to put hours on these before they are released?

The peg/seat relationship is a bit cramped for me as well. 6'2" and after many hours in the (stock) saddle my knees are really jammed.

Working toward a fix on this otherwise fine bike.
 
Lower pegs made a huge difference for me. 6'6"

Lynn,

Any issues with the gear shift or brake lever after lowering the pegs? Was the brake lever adjusted down?

I am looking into a new GS, and the possibility of lowering the pegs on it. I am 6'4" with a 36" inseam and a new GS may fit me better than my old RT.

thanks,

Harry
 
Lynn,

Any issues with the gear shift or brake lever after lowering the pegs? Was the brake lever adjusted down?

I am looking into a new GS, and the possibility of lowering the pegs on it. I am 6'4" with a 36" inseam and a new GS may fit me better than my old RT.

thanks,

Harry

No issues. I did not change the levers. I found that my size 14 boots actually enjoyed the additional space.
 
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