What’s the max lean angle?

At 51 degrees the end of my feelers are ground off

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45 Degrees left, 44 right, no part of the pegs made contact. I'm 240lbs, hanging off slightly. Felt bloody amazing and stable. Standard S22's do a fantastic job.
 
You win! I’ve not past 48. I was hanging off a bit but I’m also heavy at around 270 (like 280 suited up). I don’t think I can hit more angle at my size.

Still though, these numbers are very good for a bike this size, that can be ridden on the street. I admit the Nannies are a nice comfort.
I am about 215lbs suited up. At 51 I still have a little bit of front tire left but not a lot. I do really like the s22’s though.
 
People leave their feelers on? Why? I can't stand the feeling of that scraping, and I always feel like it's about to unbalance my front tire.
 
I don't quite get the excitement of a lean angle gauge....I don't know when you'd have time to look at it while riding...and leaning....

I can picture someone looking down to see their lean angle in a corner only to look up and end up in the trees...
I'm kyna busy while riding so I leave it on "A" and don't look at anything except my speedometer and fuel gauge. Literally.
 
I meant that if the road is perfectly flat it gives you one value, if the road is inclined it gives you another value
 
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