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Originally Posted by Clint  I don't know why you'd even say that. The GS is a capable bike, and for those of us who don't ride to impress others with stunting or exhibitions of speed, just about any bike is a thrill. I rode a 1989 Yamaha Radian 600 for several years. It's not nearly as nice as a modern GS, and I loved riding it. The only reason I upgraded is because I was doing a lot of two-up.
There a great deal to be learned on any bike, and the thrill for most of us comes from improving our riding technique and skill set. Upgrading the rider is often a much better move than upgrading to a bike that you can't possibly wring out.
I think that's just plain bad advice. |
totally agreed.
i have an 800 cruiser and it was my first bike.
my next bike will have a
smaller displacement.
later on i might try to do some track... i'd get a 250 for myself for that...
