what's your height, weight and age...

[pogody]

29 yo, 5'11", 150lbl works out fine.

 

[Tamaki F]

5'10 185lb 36yrs

I'll admit...its not very comfortable for longer rides.
Someday, I'll get a second bike for cruisin on the streets. But I don't see myself getting rid of the Duc for a long time.

 

[miss p]

Watch who you're calling a geezer there, sonny.

I'm 57, 5'8" and 145 lbs. I love my 1098 and am very comfortable on it.

 

[Orla:)]

5'5", 185 lbs and 61 3/4 (Social Security happening this year in a couple of months....yippee, back on the goverment payroll, while there is still a goverment and get back some of the coinage I have put in the till for many years).

Had to lower the bike a little to be able to get the ball of my foot on the ground. I Had bikes since I was 14 of all various kinds (though always had a Ducati, 1st one was a 1961 125cc Ducati Bronco) and I never generally ride more at any one time than 100 to 150 miles. Not because of bike pains ,just prefer having fun in many ways and do not put all my free time in just one toy.

 

[AlmaaPattinson]

5'6" 150 lbs. Comfort depends on where you are riding. A 1098 on a 500 mile freeway jaunt is pure torture, but on a twisty road or race-track is spot-on perfect.

dp

 

[rohinio]

6'-5" , 230 lbs. , 33 years of wisdom

I tend to make Ducatis look small - & my nickname from a friend/ fellow rider is "Yeti"!

been riding 2 wheels since I was able to walk...

 

[winter_white_wolf_pup]

5'8", 110 lbs, 26 years old.. 1098s. I look like a jockey on my bike. I should be looking for ways to make the bike heavier rather than shaving off weight.

 

[twistedangle8]

YOu'll make the RSV4 look like a fucking pocket bike



I bet in a race you'd pick up some ridiculous speeds!