In India, where 92% of motorcycle users are male, existing anthropometry and range of motion (ROM) databases of Indian male motorcyclists are either inadequate in terms of relevant information or not a representative of the whole Indian population. A data-set including 29 anthropometric and 20 ROM measurements were gathered from 120 male participants following Intra- and inter-observer reliability techniques. Using dimensional reduction technique, 14 and 6 most influential anthropometric and ROM variables were identified, which explain almost total variance. The percentage of difference ranged from −26% to 56% was noticed while comparing the variables of the current study with the database of the general population of India as well as other (inter)national databases of the motorcyclist/driver. Although the sample size is relatively less, the developed data-set can be used for the ergonomic design of motorcycles for Indian users till a larger database is generated considering insights from the current study.

在印度92％的摩托车使用者是男性的印度，现有的人体测量学和印度男性电单车司机的运动范围（ROM）数据库在相关信息方面不足，或者不能代表整个印度人口。根据观察者内部和观察者之间的可靠性技术，从120位男性参与者那里收集了包括29个人体测量学和20个ROM测量值的数据集。使用降维技术，确定了14个和6个最有影响力的人体测量学和ROM变量，这几乎解释了总方差。在将当前研究的变量与印度总人口数据库以及其他（国际）摩托车手/驾驶员数据库进行比较时，注意到差异的百分比介于-26％至56％之间。尽管样本数量相对较少，