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Wear a helmet, like the avatar is wearing. That'll protect your hair. Curious if any members wear or have worn a good full-face helmet like a Shoei, Arai or Suomy while driving the S. My guess is that rather than looking silly, it will intimidate other car drivers. Like-- this guy is dead-serious about driving. Whatever...
5'-11" here- seems to be the ideal size for the S as you mentioned.
RB
Wear a helmet, like the avatar is wearing. That'll protect your hair. Curious if any members wear or have worn a good full-face helmet like a Shoei, Arai or Suomy while driving the S. My guess is that rather than looking silly, it will intimidate other car drivers. Like-- this guy is dead-serious about driving. Whatever...
5'-11" here- seems to be the ideal size for the S as you mentioned.
RB
6 feet 215 here, I have only sat in the passenger seat of Xviper's S2000 but it was really tight (I like it when a car hugs me
) and there was plenty of headroom. Although I had to do a turtle head bob to see any overhead lights... but apart from that.... the passenger seat felt great!
) and there was plenty of headroom. Although I had to do a turtle head bob to see any overhead lights... but apart from that.... the passenger seat felt great!
6 feet 215 here, I have only sat in the passenger seat of Xviper's S2000 but it was really tight (I like it when a car hugs me ) and there was plenty of headroom. Although I had to do a turtle head bob to see any overhead lights... but apart from that.... the passenger seat felt great!
6' 210 and this car fits me perfectly, like it was designed for me. I have about 5-6 inches of head room with the top up
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6 foot 2, 215 lbs, and there is at least a couple of inches of headroom. This is remarkable, since I do not have long legs, and carry a lot of height in the upper body.I keep the seat all the way back, and that works fine. The seat itself is generally comfortable, although the bolsters do squeeze the cheeks a bit. Getting in and out is only a small hassle, even when my bad lumbar disks are acting up. The one problem I have is with that drop panel for the sound system. When in the down position, it is a knee cracker. Most of the time I leave it up, but then there is no visible clock.
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6 foot 2, 215 lbs, and there is at least a couple of inches of headroom. This is remarkable, since I do not have long legs, and carry a lot of height in the upper body.I keep the seat all the way back, and that works fine. The seat itself is generally comfortable, although the bolsters do squeeze the cheeks a bit. Getting in and out is only a small hassle, even when my bad lumbar disks are acting up. The one problem I have is with that drop panel for the sound system. When in the down position, it is a knee cracker. Most of the time I leave it up, but then there is no visible clock.
6 Feet, 195 lbs. Perfect fit for me. I even rolled my car and stayed put in my seat very comfortably. The rollbars protected my head too... just got a minor bump when my head grazed the road, so I couldn't be happier with the fit. My only complaint is that the distance from a stoplight to the stop marker on the road seems to be a standard size and my view of the light is obstructed by the windshield frame. I either have to stretch my neck to look over it with the top down, or like LordV said so eloquently... do the turle head bob to look under it


