D04011
Semi-retired adult film star...
- Joined
- Nov 29, 2014
- Messages
- 393
- Location
- Mid-Coast Maine
- Ride
- 20 R3 GT; 14 R3R; 14 R3T; 11 R3R; 09 R3 Standard
I have been riding MANY years, still have/ride my 1984 Sabre 1100 and it still screams despite its dated suspension. My R3R is a TOTALLY different bike as to power, handling and it weighs 200+ pounds more. No matter how good someone initially thinks they are, they should get some more experience before they "super-size". It isn't like a Sabre V-65 is a slouch...
FYI - I've told my daughter that my 3 year old grandson can have his pick of my bikes and will also have plenty of inheritance to buy whatever new bike he wants but that won't be until AFTER I'm dead. Although I love to ride, I don't want to see him ride a bike - just too many schmucks out on the roads and it's only getting worse...
FYI - I've told my daughter that my 3 year old grandson can have his pick of my bikes and will also have plenty of inheritance to buy whatever new bike he wants but that won't be until AFTER I'm dead. Although I love to ride, I don't want to see him ride a bike - just too many schmucks out on the roads and it's only getting worse...