Headrest help

I've got one on my M5 Shockproof.

I don't use it while riding, because it seems to affect my equilibrium.

If I were to try to eliminate the problem, I would try using a softball
sized inflatable ball under a cover for the following reasons:

It would allow me to roll my head about easily

This would also give it great adjustable suspension.

Maybe a flat headrest with a hole smaller than the ball would work.

"Duram" <danur@@ig.com.br> wrote in message
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I need ergonomic information & pictures about the headrest position,
distance to the head, angle, etc in a recumbent trike and bike.
Anyone have them?

I get ache on my shoulders after very long ride, that´s because I keep
moving
my head to front to help get speed when doing force, I need something to
limit the head movement.

"Robert Haston" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I've got one on my M5 Shockproof.

I don't use it while riding, because it seems to affect my equilibrium.

If I were to try to eliminate the problem, I would try using a softball
sized inflatable ball under a cover for the following reasons:

It would allow me to roll my head about easily

This would also give it great adjustable suspension.

Maybe a flat headrest with a hole smaller than the ball would work.

"Duram" <danur@@ig.com.br> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I need ergonomic information & pictures about the headrest position,
distance to the head, angle, etc in a recumbent trike and bike.
Anyone have them?

Duram said:

I get ache on my shoulders after very long ride, that´s because I keep
moving
my head to front to help get speed when doing force, I need something to
limit the head movement.

A possible solution could be a soft neck brace, but it would be
uncomfortable in hot weather.

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