What is a Cruiser Motorcycle?

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Cruiser motorcycles actually represent a relaxed riding posture, which is achieved by engines that tend to deliver mid-to-low torque output, allowing both the bike and the rider to enjoy a leisurely state in the wind. This stands out distinctly in the motorcycle industry, which often emphasizes speed and complex, advanced technology. Common characteristics of cruisers include a lower seat height. Below are the details: Content 1: When pursuing a comfortable riding posture, cruisers have footpegs positioned forward, with the gear shift pedal also located in front of the engine. Content 2: Depending on the type of handlebars installed, the rider's posture can be adjusted to sit upright or lean forward. Additionally, lower and shorter handlebars are referred to as "drag bars," and many lack a riser, requiring them to extend forward a certain distance.