Help: Looking 4 New Bike w/Comfort & Good LOW SPEED HANDLING

Discussion in 'Motorbike Technical Discussion' started by Will, Feb 26, 2006.

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  1. Will

    Road Glidin' Don Guest

    How many Harleys have you ridden? That neutral posture describes the
    seating position of many of them.

    I've had back problems over the years so I think I'm a pretty good
    example. Never had a problem taking very long trips on my Road Glide.
    Maybe even easier to do on that bike than if I were in a car, in fact.

    And the ease of low-speed handling of a big twin Harley is hard to
    beat, with its low center of gravity and fork mounting design.
     
    Road Glidin' Don, Mar 1, 2006
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    Wakko Guest

    Makes reaching down to pick up fallen bits of chrome easy, dontchaknow.
     
    Wakko, Mar 1, 2006
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    Road Glidin' Don Guest

    Even easier for picking up strippers too.

    Not that I've ever done such a thing...
     
    Road Glidin' Don, Mar 2, 2006
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  4. Will

    Calgary Guest

    Film at eleven.
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    Don
    RCOS# 7
    No Riding Today

    2000 - Yamaha Venture Millenium Edition
     
    Calgary, Mar 2, 2006
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    Road Glidin' Don Guest

    Road Glidin' Don, Mar 2, 2006
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