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6'1" 225 lbs. The vert is very comfortable with ample head and leg room once in, though getting in/out is a bit of a ballet when the roof is up.
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6'1" 225 lbs. The vert is very comfortable with ample head and leg room once in, though getting in/out is a bit of a ballet when the roof is up.
Also, the lateral seat cushion bolsters for your thighs in the Touring are way too narrow for someone my size - I don't understand how anyone with testicles is supposed to fit their legs between those bolsters. I just end up spreading them and accept that the leather is going to wear prematurely.
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