Yamaha Virago 250 or Kawasaki Ninja 250?

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Candid Chris

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The Ninja, it's upright enough to be a standard which is a good thing.
BUT, go put your butt on both bikes, measure your comfort-zone and ride off a happy camper!
 
Which style you like? Check out: http://cycle-ergo.com/

KawNinja 250: knees bent 81 degrees, body leaning 28 degrees
Suzuki TU250: knees bent 88 degrees, body leaning 14 degrees
V-Star 250: knees bent 121 degrees, body leaning 3 degrees

Assuming you are 5'8". At 6'0" the Ninja bends your knees 75 degrees, but your longer arms only hold your body back 26 degrees.
 
Which style you like? Check out: http://cycle-ergo.com/

KawNinja 250: knees bent 81 degrees, body leaning 28 degrees
Suzuki TU250: knees bent 88 degrees, body leaning 14 degrees
V-Star 250: knees bent 121 degrees, body leaning 3 degrees

Assuming you are 5'8". At 6'0" the Ninja bends your knees 75 degrees, but your longer arms only hold your body back 26 degrees.
 
Which style you like? Check out: http://cycle-ergo.com/

KawNinja 250: knees bent 81 degrees, body leaning 28 degrees
Suzuki TU250: knees bent 88 degrees, body leaning 14 degrees
V-Star 250: knees bent 121 degrees, body leaning 3 degrees

Assuming you are 5'8". At 6'0" the Ninja bends your knees 75 degrees, but your longer arms only hold your body back 26 degrees.
 
Which style you like? Check out: http://cycle-ergo.com/

KawNinja 250: knees bent 81 degrees, body leaning 28 degrees
Suzuki TU250: knees bent 88 degrees, body leaning 14 degrees
V-Star 250: knees bent 121 degrees, body leaning 3 degrees

Assuming you are 5'8". At 6'0" the Ninja bends your knees 75 degrees, but your longer arms only hold your body back 26 degrees.
 
Which style you like? Check out: http://cycle-ergo.com/

KawNinja 250: knees bent 81 degrees, body leaning 28 degrees
Suzuki TU250: knees bent 88 degrees, body leaning 14 degrees
V-Star 250: knees bent 121 degrees, body leaning 3 degrees

Assuming you are 5'8". At 6'0" the Ninja bends your knees 75 degrees, but your longer arms only hold your body back 26 degrees.
 
The Ninja, it's upright enough to be a standard which is a good thing.
BUT, go put your butt on both bikes, measure your comfort-zone and ride off a happy camper!
 
Which style you like? Check out: http://cycle-ergo.com/

KawNinja 250: knees bent 81 degrees, body leaning 28 degrees
Suzuki TU250: knees bent 88 degrees, body leaning 14 degrees
V-Star 250: knees bent 121 degrees, body leaning 3 degrees

Assuming you are 5'8". At 6'0" the Ninja bends your knees 75 degrees, but your longer arms only hold your body back 26 degrees.
 
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