EXPLORE YOUR SEATED POSE
Virtual bike try-on.
Your camera stays private.
See a live rider cutout over original Royal Enfield, KTM and Triumph showroom photographs. Explore an illustrated seated pose, then take better questions to the actual motorcycle.
Original bike references
Choose published showroom side views from Royal Enfield, KTM and Triumph. Selected photos include editable seat, handgrip and footpeg points for visual alignment.
Clear camera guidance
A prominent live guide tells you when to show a hand or foot, turn sideways, move into view or hold still. Upright and gentle forward-reach pose illustrations help you explore.
Processing on your device
The camera page runs separately from site ads and analytics. Live frames and pose estimates are not uploaded or recorded by the tool. Stop releases capture and clears the preview.
How the virtual rider preview works
- Choose a motorcycle and an original side photograph.
- Review the approximate reference points. Adjust them with touch or keyboard controls if needed.
- Use the illustrated guide without a camera, or explicitly consent and start the private camera.
- Support your phone and sit side-on on a stable chair. Keep your head, nearer hand and feet in view.
- Follow the live framing prompts. Adjust visual rider size or flip the cutout direction to explore the scene.
- Stop the camera when you finish, and confirm physical fit at the showroom.
What the preview can help you notice
Use the original photo and seated-pose illustration to organise questions about the seat, tank, footrests and controls. Stable camera observations can prompt a relaxed arm position or a less stretched reach. These prompts are visual practice aids drawn from general rider-handbook guidance; they are not manufacturer measurements or a personalised riding assessment.
A photograph is uncalibrated and display motorcycles can have different accessories. The preview cannot establish ground reach, seat height, control operation, balance, riding comfort or whether a model is suitable for you. Confirm those on the actual variant with qualified help.
Read the showroom visit and test-ride checklist ↗Camera privacy and control
Permission is off by default and the studio requests video only. The model, code and processing run on your device using self-hosted assets. This tool does not upload frames, record a session, recognise identity or save body profiles. Ordinary website access logs can still record asset requests and IP addresses.
Stop & clear, hiding the tab, leaving the page, a tracking error or the session limit releases the camera. Sessions end after five minutes. Your browser controls any saved camera permission; you can revoke it in the browser’s address-bar settings.
Camera use needs HTTPS and a browser supporting camera access, WebAssembly and OffscreenCanvas. Each new session may need about 21 MB of vision assets. If the browser cannot run the camera model or you decline permission, the original galleries and camera-free pose guide remain available.
Virtual motorcycle try-on questions
Is this a 3D motorcycle fitting or a seat-height calculator?
It is a 2D visual camera preview with editable photo reference points. It does not calculate physical fit, inseam, seat height or a comfort score.
Do I have to enable my camera?
No. Browse the photographs and illustrated guide first. The camera starts only after you choose to consent and press Start.
Can I use it on a phone?
The interface supports mobile layouts and touch controls. Camera processing also depends on browser support, lighting and device performance. A stable chair and supported phone give you a clearer side view.
Where can I find the bike photos?
Explore the Royal Enfield showroom, KTM showroom and Triumph showroom. Available references come from the published photo galleries.
BEFORE THE SHOWROOM
Go with better questions.
Explore the photos, try a private seated-pose preview, and prepare for the real motorcycle.