What's your style
- sapaul
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Hey Geoff, this is what you needGeoffXR200R wrote:I like it all. idealy i would like to someday own a few bikes so i can chose at will which one i want to do. I'm tinking a nice cruiser for cruising/touring, sport bike for cruising/carving and a dual-sport for commuting/cruising/exploring

I spent my therapy money an a K1200S
The therapy worked, I got a GS now
A touch of insanity crept back in the shape of an R1200R
The therapy worked, I got a GS now
A touch of insanity crept back in the shape of an R1200R
- CentralOzzy
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- Canuckskie
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Cruisin'
guess i'm with Gummi on this one, a bit of everything.
been out every chance i get, anytime old cow-town co-operates with half decent weather, even if its just a 30 minute ride after getting home from work, of course can't play too much in the back road twisties but a little scoot gives you that fix you need till the tulips come out..
take care guys,
Ride On...
been out every chance i get, anytime old cow-town co-operates with half decent weather, even if its just a 30 minute ride after getting home from work, of course can't play too much in the back road twisties but a little scoot gives you that fix you need till the tulips come out..
take care guys,
Ride On...
- scan
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I think mostly I like to tour, prefering to take long trips checking out new places, but I've been known to cruise, carve and commute. I said "all" myself. I think most of the regulars here fit into the "all" catagory. I think in the northern US and in Canada it is rare to find a 365 commuter, since only the most hardy and experienced would brave ice or snow on the road. I ride as much as I can all year round, but in the winter it is reduced to a couple times per month. In the summer I use every excuse I can to ride.
* 2003 Kawasaki ZRX1200R *
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- canuckerjay
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Define cruising. If it involves riding around town just to putt around, I don't do it. If it involves cruising the back roads at a "spirited" pace I do that. Everything else pretty much applies.
I would be the old, slow guy. Just let me know where you are going and I'll try to get there before you leave.
- Wizzard
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I selected cruising for the simple fact that regardless which of the options I am engaged in ...........................I'm Cruisin' !
Regards, Wizzard
Regards, Wizzard
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