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No really, enjoy and ride safe. I want THE GT! (just not the payments)
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propel
Guest
still loving it...
over 4100 miles now. I finally used the heated grips and seat this morning. The front tire is cupping now even though I check the pressure before every ride. Not sure if I will stay with the Bridgestones. Thinking about going with Michelin Pilot Road 2's.
Anyway, this bike is just way too much fun!
over 4100 miles now. I finally used the heated grips and seat this morning. The front tire is cupping now even though I check the pressure before every ride. Not sure if I will stay with the Bridgestones. Thinking about going with Michelin Pilot Road 2's.
Anyway, this bike is just way too much fun!
fedagato
New member
Where's the pic?
As someone who has ridden/lived long enough to have forgotten my first ride, I've enjoyed reading your saga. I now have pads everywhere I have scars and realize that I am invisible, not invincible. Sounds like you're smarter than I was when I was 16 and got started at this fun and made every mistake in the book. My first street bike was a Yamaha RD360 2 stroke and it was fast enough to want more. I would have killed myself with the beast you're sporting. I am truly jealous but would love it if you would post a pic in the thread "post a photo of your k bike".
Enjoy yourself, have fun and keep the shiny side up!
Fe
As someone who has ridden/lived long enough to have forgotten my first ride, I've enjoyed reading your saga. I now have pads everywhere I have scars and realize that I am invisible, not invincible. Sounds like you're smarter than I was when I was 16 and got started at this fun and made every mistake in the book. My first street bike was a Yamaha RD360 2 stroke and it was fast enough to want more. I would have killed myself with the beast you're sporting. I am truly jealous but would love it if you would post a pic in the thread "post a photo of your k bike".
Enjoy yourself, have fun and keep the shiny side up!
Fe
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propel
Guest
its posted.
Kind of small though.
Kind of small though.
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