dcarver
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Well THAT looks like a comfortable seat!... and here it is.
Honda or Yamaha missed the boat on big dual sports... KTM has 450 and 530 street legal dirt.. I mean dual sport bike ready to go...Well THAT looks like a comfortable seat!... and here it is.
All the more encouragement to stand, like you should!
The new CRF250 looks to be Honda's direct answer to Yamaha's WR250 which came out back in '08 and has pretty much owned the class since then (small displacement dual sports) .
Both companies are missing the boat, IMO, by not having bigger displacement dual sport in the 450 class (yet) for old farts like me who... ahem, weigh a bit more than they did in their teens. Steve stays pretty trim and should fit on the 250 fine.
PS - What are those tires are on there, Steve? They look like a pretty good compromise. I have the Dunlop 606's on the WR and they are kind'a choppy on the road, not to mention not lasting very long when you do that.
Exactly right.Honda or Yamaha missed the boat on big dual sports... KTM has 450 and 530 street legal dirt.. I mean dual sport bike ready to go...
Nice pic Skooter, do you want to go camping???
Smitty
Since I'm sure inquiring minds here will want to know: is it you, OM, or is it BUST who is spending substantial time surfing gay porn sites? Just looking for material, huh?Steve (Bungie), I'm responsible for the pic. Didn't think you'd be so offended.
PM'd you and deleted the PhotoBucket link.
Carver? F*cking PLEASE.
A little off topic but for information purposes. I have a KTM525 powered Polaris quad in my shop that **** the magnets in the flywheel. They are the texture of coarse sand throughout the engine. The resulting damage is well over 2k just in parts and I haven't split the cases yet. there are quite a few special tools needed as well. Nothing against KTM but my experience shows that they don't have the longevity of the big three from Japan and they are real proud of their parts.Exactly right.Honda or Yamaha missed the boat on big dual sports... KTM has 450 and 530 street legal dirt.. I mean dual sport bike ready to go...
Nice pic Skooter, do you want to go camping???
Smitty
But it if you aren't one of the faithful who bleed orange, it sure would be nice to have the longevity between services, relative reliability and dealership network of one of the big three on a big dually.
My $ is on OMSince I'm sure inquiring minds here will want to know: is it you, OM, or is it BUST who is spending substantial time surfing gay porn sites? Just looking for material, huh?Steve (Bungie), I'm responsible for the pic. Didn't think you'd be so offended.
PM'd you and deleted the PhotoBucket link.
Carver? F*cking PLEASE.
Can't say we haven't been repeatedly warned by our Papa Chuy.
Really? No doubt the National Inquirer will be along shortly. :dribble:Since I'm sure inquiring minds here will want to know: is it you, OM, or is it BUST who is spending substantial time surfing gay porn sites?
Thank you sir, but I have to buy the bike before being "patched in". At $20K+ I have to save enough $$$ for one. Tell Hans und Dieter to lower the price so I can pick one up.Willkommen Blind Squirrel, Viel Gluck un Gratuliere! BMW R1200RT - Das versteht sich von selbst. I've sent a short wave radio message to Hans und Dieter auf Berlin Command to send you our BMW Factory Indoctrination package, it'll arrive in a large plain brown box. Sieg Heil, Schatzie!
You don't know the half of it. I've only got dial-up.... spending substantial time surfing gay porn sites?
:lol: :lol: :lol:You don't know the half of it. I've only got dial-up.... spending substantial time surfing gay porn sites?
Now there is a list worth being on.For what it's worth I though it was ******* hilarious. Offensive? Hell YES!!!! But freaking hilarious. But that's me, I choose to laugh instead of cry or pout.
Still, OM and ******* are on my list!
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thanks Rich -Jebus, OM ...[some snippage] Great bike . . . as long as you didn't overcook it into the corners -- with a too flexible frame, handling was not its strong suit, and it would scare the livin' **** outta you . . . if you made it through said corner. But hey, its flight characteristics were probably about the same as a Gen II FJR.
I saw that you were doing that, George. A bit sad at the feejer sale, but I sure understand the attraction to a GS type bike. I'm intrigued by the Super Tenere, but have decided it's too heavy (and I'm too old for that big an off pavement bike) as my justification for standing pat. Well, not exactly -- I'm absolutely going to sell the Blackbird next Spring, probably start selling off most of its aftermarket farkling during the winter. And then I'm going to get my KLR running and stand pat on the FJR and a Kwak dual sport.I am selling both my FJR and my Manstrom and am looking for a Super Dual Sport. Short listed are the Tenere', the Explorer, and possibly(?) a GS. I could trade something for something, maybe?
Now see...There's a sane response.For what it's worth I though it was ******* hilarious. Offensive? Hell YES!!!! But freaking hilarious. But that's me, I choose to laugh instead of cry or pout.
Still, OM and ******* are on my list!
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