Motorcycle Fit

Motorcycle Fit draws a rider on a motorcycle. You enter three measurements — your height, your inseam and your arm span — choose a motorcycle from the list it covers, and see a figure of you on it, which you can drag along the seat.

It describes that position. It does not judge it: no score, no ranking and no verdict on whether a motorcycle suits you. The one question it answers with a boundary is whether you reach the ground, and it says so when the answer is borderline rather than committing to a number.

It needs no account and works with no connection. Your measurements stay on your phone.

What it draws from

The figure's proportions come from published research on human bodies. A motorcycle's geometry is a measurement: each one is calibrated to its wheelbase, in millimetres, and every point carries its own uncertainty, which is used where it changes an answer. None of it has been checked against riders on real motorcycles, and the app does not claim otherwise.

Coverage

The motorcycles the app covers are listed in full, one line each. See the supported motorcycles.