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I think we've found us a Street owner.
At least Sporty people aren't ashamed to say what they ride.
With that said, just because he says he owns and rides a bike, doesn't mean he actually does own (or actually ride) a bike.
This guy has just been too evasive in talking about his own riding experience. Once pressed, he did say he owned a Harley. But that proves nothing.
And with that said, I wouldn't necessarily be ashamed to say I owned a Street, either. My local dealership's manager was trying to talk my wife into a Street 750 as a second bike (as a general runaround bike-she already has an Iron). She didn't ride it, but he zipped around on the parking lot a bit on it. It looked like a kick in the ***. Nimble and pretty darned snappy. And he's a big guy.
She didn't ride it, but he zipped around on the parking lot a bit on it. It looked like a kick in the ***. Nimble and pretty darned snappy. And he's a big guy.
BUT, was he counter-steering, leaning, or maintaining steering torque.
Well damn boys.......this was fun. But I have to actually hop on the bike and go for a 4 day ride.
I know I can count on some of you to carry the anti-troll torch from here. I truly hope you can stretch it out to 100 pages before it gets shut down.
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