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this may make worse the wind problem you reference in your other post
mike
Surely you're not serious??
Anyway, +1 on the adjustable ones. The best thing to do is ride to a local dealer, tell them what's up. That's what I did and the guy came out, had me sit on the bike and "sized me up". Went back inside and picked out what fit me best. Same one's in keithhu's link - which BTW, can be adjusted to fit anyone.
Last edited by AnotherBlackSG; Nov 1, 2011 at 05:34 PM.
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