Good Bye Mr. Sport Bike

"I'm not crazy about the R3 riding position. I'm thinking about really screwing it up with some rearsets and a low handle bar."

I often flip the passenger pegs down on my TBird and put my feet on them when traveling on a long stretch. It's more comfortable to me than having my feet on the rider pegs. :D
 
I flip down the passenger boards on my rocket just for a change every now and then and hang my heals on them thats when I know its time to go home and get on a different bike

I think a rocket would make a great ****** rocket/street fighter if I had a extra 15000 laying around and a bigger garage

the wife is thinking six is enough :eek:

Guess I will have to get her something really nice for Christmas :D
 
the wife is thinking six is enough :eek:

My wife's a good sport too, but I find that when the count goes over 3, they become a burden and I feel like I'm curating specimens in a museum.

I keep only 3 these days. One is my gentleman's ****** rocket, i.e. a 2010 K1300S. One is my acknowledgement of the bikes of my younger days, i.e. a 1970 Royal Enfield 750 Interceptor Mk II. The third is my R3T.

I find myself choosing the R3T for its tall windshield protection against our bug problem, and for its basic comfort with the Russell seat. I wish it was smoother though. Its smooth for a 2300cc triple... but that's like saying that Uncle Joe's corn squeezin's are smooth for white lightening.
 
good point lupe.. however lots of 1%'s with big lawns and then there are all those golf courses
Iv'e always wanted to turn my 4wheeler loose on a golf course!
Those little hills and miniature lakes would be good for real good jumps:D
 
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