Rotating your highback is only helpful if you ride an aggressive angle on either foot I . e . About 24 degrees so that the highback is aligned with your leg when you lean to your backside edge . The standard position should be just fine for you at your angles but if you feel your front leg sliding off or outside your highback you may want to rotate it a little . It ' s just a way to have the highback align with your leg better . As a note , it ' s not very comfortable to have the highback slid to the side like this with any forward lean . <| sep |> I have a female Eevee Ha , do you have Ha for chimchar , treecko , or anything ? <| sep |> Good hustle by Kirk , even if he was trying to tackle a man twice his size <| sep |> When is the Steam sale ?