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On Fri, 05 Oct 2007 14:21:56 +0100, David Cantrell
wrote: I'm 6'3" and could sit in *any* seat on a Routemaster with my knees in front of me. Can't do that in several seats on all the more modern buses. So either you're wrong about the seat pitch, or the shape of the RM seat backs is designed to better suit the available space. It's probably the latter. There is a difference in seatback design - bus benches are thinner, but the angle of the RM seats made it a problem. Whether one fits or not isn't just to do with the pitch, but also to do with relative upper/lower leg length and body/leg length. I'm only an inch taller than you but I couldn't fit any of them. The normal seats on the bendy are not generous, but there are quite a number of side-facing and front-facing-back sets that I do fit in! But then on a bendy I am more likely to choose to stand, as the standing room is far more effective and unlike on other buses not in the way of anything. Neil -- Neil Williams Put my first name before the at to reply. |
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