Require bike of the pedal kind

[Sload]

Flipped the stem and upped the seat a touch so just need to keep tweaking till happy. I do think the seat needs to go though, pretty stiff even with padding.

http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s12/TrIcK361/Bikes/CBR1100xx/2015-09-30%2019.02.54.jpg
____________________
Honda Varadero >> Triumph Speed Four >> Honda CBR1100xx

[sickpup]

Assuming the seat is the correct height you could have gone for a smaller frame.
The picture seems distorted but that stem does look rather long for the bike so yes I would agree go for a shorter stem unless of course you have remarkably short legs and a long body and arms.

[stinkwheel]

Image is very distorted.

I agree with sickpup about the length that stem appears to be. It's like some of the older racer bikes with "7" shaped quill-stems. Must be more like steering with a rudder rather than handlebars.

I wonder if your saddle could come further forwards too? It seems a long way back but that could just be the perspective on the image.
____________________
“Rule one: Always stick around for one more drink. That's when things happen. That's when you find out everything you want to know.”
I did the 2010 Round Britain Rally on my 350 Bullet. 89 landmarks, 3 months, 9,500 miles.

[Ste]

How tall was the guy you bought that bike from?

[Irezumi aka Reuben]

How tall are you and what size is that frame?

I'd be very wary about using a 60mm frame, in fact I wouldnt use one personally, will make the bike very twitchy.

Also try measuring the width of those bars as they look massive. Measure from the centre to centre of the tube on either end then measure the distance across your shoulders from their centres. Generally bars come in 40, 42 and 44cm widths. If the bars are significantly wider than your shoulders then your arms will be getting splayed to wide and not helping in many ways, including fit/comfort.
____________________
Pictorgraphicalfantastical

[Sload]

I'll put a better pic up later. As it is now it's reasonably comfy and it rides nice once I got used to it. Size wise I'm 6'3" with an inside leg of about 35" so the frame fits well.
____________________
Honda Varadero >> Triumph Speed Four >> Honda CBR1100xx

[Sload]

http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s12/TrIcK361/Bikes/CBR1100xx/2015-10-11%2010.27.51.jpg

Just noticed my seat is about level with my bars, no wonder I'm comfy

Still tweaking, seat needs to go up again to reduce the bend in my legs but getting there.
____________________
Honda Varadero >> Triumph Speed Four >> Honda CBR1100xx

[Seb]

To give you a reference, I've got a 34" inside leg and my saddle height is 40" from the top to the floor. Any less than that and I find I start losing a huge amount of power.
____________________
2010 Triumph 1050 Sprint ST