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Usually do a Chi town trip every year or 2. I'll let ya know.
As for wife, she understood when we joined that I ride and ride far, she has a great job but a demanding one. She usually flies in for a couple days where I am traveling then flies back.
Lucky me. This ones psycho score is very low.
yeah definitely let me know via this website...yeah, i have a wife that has a "psycho score" that is low as well. hopefully you could make a trip in somtime next year, that would be cool.
That's why you build the best of both worlds! My 1000cc twin running 20 up nitrous AND only weighs 385#. My Heritage is slow.
Please tell me how that's having the "best of both worlds"???? that thing looks uncomfortable as hell!!! I would much rather ride a fast harley than that.
I'm not saying it doesn't look pretty sweet, but as far as comfort goes it doesn't look like something you can ride for hrs on end.
By best of both worlds I meant it has V twin power in a sportbike chassis. It wasn't built for comfort. It was built to go fast, which it does very well, because not only does it go fast, but it handles well too. Rwnisen's bike would be much better for the long trip thing then mine.
By best of both worlds I meant it has V twin power in a sportbike chassis. It wasn't built for comfort. It was built to go fast, which it does very well, because not only does it go fast, but it handles well too. Rwnisen's bike would be much better for the long trip thing then mine.
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