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Naked Rider Response
I agree with you 100%, using the AirHawk you do loose "the feel of the bike" as I am a firm believer on motorcycles, cars, and fast boats- there is a feeling of "driving by the seat of your pants" especially in fast outboards (had three Allisoncrafts) that is very important in staying upright.
For that reason, did NOT use AirHawk in the mountains for those 250-300 miles days. Used AirHawk just on the "pounding pavement" portion of the trip. Did experiment with AirHawk on Million Dollar Highway between Ouray and Durango. That just lasted about ten minutes. I want anything between the seat and my A$$ except riding pants because AirHawk does impair riding positioning transfer of weight on turns/curves.
AirHawk sure is nice on Interstate roads.
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