Re-thinking things about sporties
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Re-thinking things about sporties
Well, I have to admit, after speaking to several people about my sporty, and after reading lots and lots of posts here, I have re-thought my position on my 883C.
I used to think that I should have purchased the 1200. It is a nice bike...but no nicer than my 883C. It is more powerful and quicker, but since I am officially an old man, I don't need to go faster. I ride it around town here in the Phoenix area and sometimes on the highway. My 883C will pull my fat butt up to 80 or 85mph with no problem.
So, the bottom line is...since I don't go fast, and since it is a nice reliable bike, I guess I am better off to not have purchased the 1200 for the additional money.
Someday I will have a bigger bike than this one, but in the meantime, I will enjoy my little 883. It is an awsome bike for someone like me.
No offense intended toward those 1200 owners. I just realized that I don't really need the 1200
I used to think that I should have purchased the 1200. It is a nice bike...but no nicer than my 883C. It is more powerful and quicker, but since I am officially an old man, I don't need to go faster. I ride it around town here in the Phoenix area and sometimes on the highway. My 883C will pull my fat butt up to 80 or 85mph with no problem.
So, the bottom line is...since I don't go fast, and since it is a nice reliable bike, I guess I am better off to not have purchased the 1200 for the additional money.
Someday I will have a bigger bike than this one, but in the meantime, I will enjoy my little 883. It is an awsome bike for someone like me.
No offense intended toward those 1200 owners. I just realized that I don't really need the 1200
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RE: Re-thinking things about sporties
There's no need to justify owning and liking an 883 over a 1200, or any other bike. Heck, the 883 is more bike than most people will ever need. In motorcycles, size does NOT matter. What matters is that the owner and bike are one while on the road. Enjoy your bike, after all, that is why you bought one, right?