Laid it down - Twice!


I'v been looking for an FJR or BMW R1200R naked for the R3 is too heavy reason. From the 90s of course. Both are a little too high for my 32 inseam, but I think I could manage. Cooter2's Kawasaki might work. I had a Zephyr like 14 years ago. Rrrevy-Buuzy motor and wiggly bike but fast and comfy. Those were the days before I bought a tire pressure gage.

Not trading the Rocket. When I croak someone will get it. With a bunch of spare parts.
 
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They say, there are only two kinds of concrete: that which has cracked, and that which will.

There are only two kinds of boats: those that have run aground, and those that will.

I think Rockets are that way.
 


At low speeds, Front brake is a huge no no. Balancing of the friction zone, throttle and rear brake make life at low speed very manageable.
 
Joesmoe said:
They say, there are only two kinds of concrete: that which has cracked, and that which will.

There are only two kinds of boats: those that have run aground, and those that will.

I think Rockets are that way.
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And on that note there are two kinds of riders. Ones that have gone down on their bikes and ones that will go down. I'm a member of that club.
 

we are in same age having same problems. that is exactly why i bought zx14r this spring.
anyway my r3t will retire with me
 
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