grafikfeat
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...on a trailer, yes.
grafikfeat
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The Dragon? There are so many better roads than that poser pike...
And the CLC handles better than an LT... All about torque and low center of gravity...
knary
looking for a coal mine
grafikfeat
New member
Which isn't saying much.
It say plenty masked man.
Now if ya wanna talk low speed handling... I'll concur. But not to an LT.
knary
looking for a coal mine
It say plenty masked man.
Now if ya wanna talk low speed handling... I'll concur. But not to an LT.
People have soooo much wrapped up into their choice of bike. It's funny.*
I'll spare you what I think of the cruiser.
* as, I'd bet, do I.
grafikfeat
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People have soooo much wrapped up into their choice of bike. It's funny.
Only thing wrapped up in mine is fuel, tires and a direction.
I could care less as to what others think of my choices.
My postings in no way reflect my "real life" decisions.
It must be true... I read it on the "Internets"...
deilenberger
A bozo on the bus
OK... moderator hat here.
Enough. All of you go to your rooms, and you're not coming out until you learn to behave..
Enough. All of you go to your rooms, and you're not coming out until you learn to behave..
BRICKRIDER
BrickRider
Knary started it.....Why do we have to go to our rooms?
gregfeeler
Dances With Sheep
Just for the record - Scott and I have this conversation ALL the time. I actually believe if we instantly swapped bike allegiances we'd carry on from our new opposite positions without missing a beat. No Oilheads or K-Bikes were harmed in the making of these insults.
R
RIDEOREGON
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People have soooo much wrapped up into their choice of bike. It's funny.*
* as, I'd bet, do I.
Yup. Some are more vehement than others. Makes a body wonder if there is something curious driving that burning need to self-justify.
knary
looking for a coal mine
Just for the record - Scott and I have this conversation ALL the time. I actually believe if we instantly swapped bike allegiances we'd carry on from our new opposite positions without missing a beat. No Oilheads or K-Bikes were harmed in the making of these insults.
g' mornin', Greg
grafikfeat
New member
Just for the record - Scott and I have this conversation ALL the time. I actually believe if we instantly swapped bike allegiances we'd carry on from our new opposite positions without missing a beat. No Oilheads or K-Bikes were harmed in the making of these insults.
Awww... can ya Feel(er) the love!
"C"s rule! hahahahaaha!
knary
looking for a coal mine
Do you plan on keeping your KLR?
Do you want to ride off pavement somewhat comfortably?
Or will this new bike supplement the KLR?
I'd vote for a R1100GS or R1150GS and not just because I ride one.
Good for touring.
Better than the other beemers on unpaved roads.
Good for commuting and sporty stuff.
And it offers a lot of air-flow, something I'd bet you want in Texas.
Think of it as a GIANT comfie stoutly built KLR.
How much were you hoping to spend?
knary
looking for a coal mine
Awww... can ya Feel(er) the love!
"C"s rule! hahahahaaha!
On your C's, did you install the optional telegraph line so that the front wheel could send you morse code about what it's doing?
R
redzap
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size matters
How tall are you? If you are short of stature, better to consider the "C" or "R" bike as the GS is not easy to control once you come to a stop. The "K" seat height is not too short eaither. At least the R has a lowering kit option.
How tall are you? If you are short of stature, better to consider the "C" or "R" bike as the GS is not easy to control once you come to a stop. The "K" seat height is not too short eaither. At least the R has a lowering kit option.
grafikfeat
New member
On your C's, did you install the optional telegraph line so that the front wheel could send you morse code about what it's doing?
Ummmm... Huh? Ohhh... More heterogeneous humor. Clever.
I wonder... Is that option chromed?
I must add though I'm a little envious of the GS sand angels I've come across on trails...
Such beauty. So elegant.
knary
looking for a coal mine
tessler
univers zero
Some of us don't have a bike with a crutch.
oh Snap!grafikfeat
New member
Some of us don't have a bike with a crutch.
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