In this episode of the Throttle and Roast podcast, host Niels Meersschaert addresses the common factors that riders face on motorcycles, resulting in them being uncomfortable. He introduces the concept of the rider triangle, which consists of three key contact points: the seat, footpegs, and handlebars. Niels explains how the configuration of these points varies across different types of bikes, impacting comfort and weight distribution. By understanding the rider triangle, listeners can better grasp the reasons behind their discomfort and learn effective ways to improve their riding experience. Tune in for valuable insights and practical tips to enhance your comfort on the road.

Products mentioned
Slacker preload suspension tool

Airhawk seat cushion

Grip Puppies 

Kriega Backpack hydration pack

Hydration compatible backpacks:

Kriega R25 v2 backpack

Kriega R22 backpack 

Further reading
Motorcycle triangle: The ergonomic key to a comfortable ride

Cardo motorcycle comfort modifications

Comfort is more than just ergonomics

Harley-Davidson - How to make your motorcycle comfortable for you

5 reasons your motorcycle seat feels uncomfortable 

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