I first rode one about 10 years ago and really liked it but at the time I was a one bike guy and it just wasn't practical. Small tank and no fuel gauge were things I didn't like. They do handle well. Very planted and precise and more nimble than their size would suggest.
Last edited by Shearer; 30-10-2020 at 09:16 PM.
Experience. What you get just after you needed it.
I spoke to a salesman in the Harley shop and I said it would be a good idea to buy one and put it in the shed as a collectable. He said that would be a waste as they were such fun to ride. I nearly said "like a real bike" but there were too many big hairy guys in black tee shirts about to make that a good idea.
https://ultimatemotorcycling.com/201...23-fast-facts/
Experience. What you get just after you needed it.
I liked this sign on Saturday:
A good sign. by Ben, on Flickr
(on 'Hot Rod' trail at Coronet Peak, brilliant fun it was too)
Aw come on. Enough speed and you could make the other side![]()
shaking down the new fat bike, I think its going to make a better hunting rig that the trail bike
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Latest garage filler.
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Experience. What you get just after you needed it.
Nice... Full power version I assume @Shearer?
They sound lovely and give a bit more midrange if you put decent mufflers on them. Watch the bendy bits holding the front wheel under braking or hard cornering though , the weakest part of an otherwise impressive machine
born to hunt - forced to work
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