new bikes
Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2005 2:11 am
What makes this significantly worse is the fact that you can't hardly find a dealer that will let you test drive a bike any more. I don't blame them, but you have no idea what you are in for until after you sign on the dotted line, you know?
Maybe manufacturers should be encouraged to hold more ride days, or something.
When I finally got on board my new R1, I had heard so many stories about the fearsome power, I thought the first time I let the clutch out the rear wheel would shoot out, the front would come up and bike would flip over and crush me. So it was a leap of faith, let me tell you, and I was actually pleasantly surprised by the civility...
Maybe manufacturers should be encouraged to hold more ride days, or something.
When I finally got on board my new R1, I had heard so many stories about the fearsome power, I thought the first time I let the clutch out the rear wheel would shoot out, the front would come up and bike would flip over and crush me. So it was a leap of faith, let me tell you, and I was actually pleasantly surprised by the civility...