Hi Y'all
I'm from Toronto, Canada and in my 50's and I presently own a pretty beat-up '96 rll00rs. I don't know how it should really actually feel on the road. To me it seems heavy when turning. So I am wondering if the R100rs is really the kind of bike that people feel comfortable driving on a 1500 mile trip.
Is it? I did a four hour ride (my longest so far) and even with little breaks, my ass was sore.
Thoughts?
Secondly - for a trip down the Blue Ridge Mountains - should I just get on my bike and get down there with my tent? Or is it a trip I should really plan out my stops?
Like.. Is it just a go-and-do kind of trip or is it one where I should plan all kinds of sights to see and stops to make etc.
Thanks for your input.
I'm from Toronto, Canada and in my 50's and I presently own a pretty beat-up '96 rll00rs. I don't know how it should really actually feel on the road. To me it seems heavy when turning. So I am wondering if the R100rs is really the kind of bike that people feel comfortable driving on a 1500 mile trip.
Is it? I did a four hour ride (my longest so far) and even with little breaks, my ass was sore.
Thoughts?
Secondly - for a trip down the Blue Ridge Mountains - should I just get on my bike and get down there with my tent? Or is it a trip I should really plan out my stops?
Like.. Is it just a go-and-do kind of trip or is it one where I should plan all kinds of sights to see and stops to make etc.
Thanks for your input.