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Don't worry about the Op. I was back in the saddle after the second day. Its a smooth enough ride as long as you avoid the spine shockers.
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Ditto, just take it easy and you'll be on the bike the next day, the pain is minimal.
Congrats on the SG! I feel your excitement after being "out of the saddle" while you were tending to more important matters. We've got ourselves a litter, sold all my toys a few years ago to upsize the home and get the kids a pool, as soon as those hurdles were jumped the wife & I were at the dealer picking up our SG. Kids first but now you've got that permanent grin!
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