Impressed with handling

[RocketDaryl]

I'm glad you've cleared up your original post a bit because I too was going to call b.s. and invite you down for a "pinks" session. I have a Tiger, not a full bore ******rocket, and I owned a Rocket for a year and a half. The Tiger will mop the pavement with a Rocket in twisties so I know there's no way in hell you beat up a bunch of sport bikes, unless of course they were all squids that couldn't find the correct line through a twisty if they had a GPS to help them.

 

[KingOfFleece]

Don't know the poster but live in the same part of the state-the roads here are condusive to the R3-lots of sweepers and nothing to technical. The R3 works really well here. Two trips to the Mts. this year with my R3-another story all together. As Power-Tripp said, the bike handles great for what it is and way better than most who have never ridden on one would think-but it's still a big bike.