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to much bike for me too. while test riding the fat boy lo i also tried a switch back and a road king. after riding both the switch back just felt like a smaller version of the road king. but the road king was also to much bike. neither were as well balanced as the fatboy lo.
It may very well be a "young man's bike".... But I'm 63 and traded my Street Glide for a new Breakout and I friggin LOVE IT!!
But I don't take long trips on mine... 300 miles in a day is plenty for my old bones... However... I felt the same when I rode my SG.. Only down side is there isn't much storage...
A sporty a girls bike? One of the hardest rides the MOCO makes...dont think so
You know damn good and well what was meant. What was stated is that the Breakout is being stereotyped as a younger person's bike even though many older guys ride them in the same manner that a Sportster is stereotyped as girl or woman's bike, even though that stereotype isn't correct either.
Just never heard anyone ever sterotyping a sportie as a girl bike around here anyway.
Most of the women Inknow ride tourers with an occasional fortyeight.
But I feel as you do in regards to how people will sterotype.
They just do no matter what it is. Its all envy related
Most who do are a holes in my book
Live and let live!
Gonna get all sexist here and sugges that HD. Would make a softail that weighs under 500lbs
Edit: forget bein sexist. A
599lb softie for ppl who lack strength
You know damn good and well what was meant. What was stated is that the Breakout is being stereotyped as a younger person's bike even though many older guys ride them in the same manner that a Sportster is stereotyped as girl or woman's bike, even though that stereotype isn't correct either.
Thanks for clearing it up, even though I thought it was clear when i said it.
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