What is the difference between a "standard" and a
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Well then isn't the Gold Wing just a big ungainly standard?jmillheiser wrote:the ducati monster is a naked sportbike, it has no fairing but has an agressive riding position.
my CX500 is about as standard as a standard gets. Most UJMs fall into the category of standard.
the yamaha FJR1300 is called a sport tourer but is more like a fully faired standard
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It's big and it's a standard, though it's not all that ungainly until you add 250 lbs. of plastic up high on the bike.Heimdall Einherjar wrote: Well then isn't the Gold Wing just a big ungainly standard?
In ye days of old, I had a lot of fun ripping around on my friend's GL1000. It was naked as could be. Back then, a GL1000 was available as the base motorcycle. It didn't become a Goldwing until you added all the plastic.
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