If your elbows are positioned less than right angles, what does this indicate?

When your elbows are positioned less than right angles while operating an ATV, it typically indicates that your seat is too far back for your body size, which forces your arms to extend in a way that does not allow for a comfortable and controlled grip on the handlebars. This posture suggests that you might need to adjust your seat position to ensure that your elbows are at a proper angle, ideally closer to a 90-degree angle, which allows for better control and maneuverability of the vehicle.

The notion of having arms that are too long would not inherently cause this elbow position; rather, the design of the ATV and seat adjustment are key factors in achieving the correct ergonomics for riding. Proper seating alignment is essential for maintaining balance and control while riding, so adjusting the seat to achieve the ideal arm position can improve not only comfort but also safety while driving the ATV.