I'm 6'2", i tried many bikes, but alot of the places the knee is supposed to go cramps my legs up quickly. I Only tried a few, ended up with a newer gsxr. Results are fine, anything over 1 hour, you may need a break.
Your rear-sets should be adjustable if it's a newer Gixx. A guy in our height range should be able to go at least three hours without a break on a new Gixxer unless in poor fitness. They're quite comfortable. Maybe drop your rear-sets an inch and see if that helps.I'm 6'2", i tried many bikes, but alot of the places the knee is supposed to go cramps my legs up quickly. I Only tried a few, ended up with a newer gsxr. Results are fine, anything over 1 hour, you may need a break.
+1 Watch this seasons SBK and AMA and you'll see a few of the taller riders up front and on the podium.A lot of people seem to think anyone that is not tiny will look big on a sport bike. I think the frame of reference is off. If you're used to the size relationship between a hog and a medium sized dude than anyone on a sport bike will look too big to you. I've experienced this over my whole riding time. My brother (6'6") rode a Triumph but then got H-D's from then on. When he and I rode together everyone would comment on how big I looked for my bike. Even when I was riding my CBX which is a pretty damn large bike. I wouldn't worry about how you look on the bike.