Almost was new bike day for me.
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Re: Next week is new bike day for me.
Well bummer to hear that, but at least you'll be happy with whatever you end up with! I vote you check out a CB919 or the Ninja 1000 if you can find one used.
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Re: Next week is new bike day for me.
Ha there is hope for a Buell in your stable yet I hear the new ones are price point under $20K it aint great but it's a hell of a lot better than $40K
http://cnj.craigslist.org/mcy/3284799383.html just a little eye candy for ya.

http://cnj.craigslist.org/mcy/3284799383.html just a little eye candy for ya.
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Re: Next week is new bike day for me.
Sweet.......errr, what is your address again? Think I might just have to pop down there there are take it for a test ride.....all the way back to BC.




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Re: Next week is new bike day for me.
I see an OMB in your future
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Re: Next week is new bike day for me.
I'll take one of these OMB's any day!!!

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Re: Next week is new bike day for me.
Shhh. One does not simply buy an OMB. It's a journey of self discovery. You know the old "Wouldn't it be funny to sit on one of the- HOLY TOLEDO THIS IS COMFY!"sapaul wrote:I see an OMB in your future
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Re: Next week is new bike day for me.
Which reminds me... Ever look under your GL1800 to see what I meant?storysunfolding wrote:Shhh. One does not simply buy an OMB. It's a journey of self discovery. You know the old "Wouldn't it be funny to sit on one of the- HOLY TOLEDO THIS IS COMFY!"sapaul wrote:I see an OMB in your future
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Re: Next week is new bike day for me.
LOL, you guys are too funny!
Well, in Houston there (sadly) isn't much choice on the market outside of a cruiser (not many standards here or naked bikes sadly). But there are a few non-cruisers that do come up. Andrea and I did get to test ride on the weekend the new Moto Guzzi Stone V7 and that was a real blast to ride around town, in fact, even more fun to ride than any other bike I've ever been on around town which made me remember that I do love to shift, love WOT and push a bike 100%. So I'll see what's available in the 750-900cc range around here. After trying out the V7 I'm thinking I should go and take out the Bonneville SE (I've been meaning to anyways).
Does a V-Strom count as an OMB?
Mike
Well, in Houston there (sadly) isn't much choice on the market outside of a cruiser (not many standards here or naked bikes sadly). But there are a few non-cruisers that do come up. Andrea and I did get to test ride on the weekend the new Moto Guzzi Stone V7 and that was a real blast to ride around town, in fact, even more fun to ride than any other bike I've ever been on around town which made me remember that I do love to shift, love WOT and push a bike 100%. So I'll see what's available in the 750-900cc range around here. After trying out the V7 I'm thinking I should go and take out the Bonneville SE (I've been meaning to anyways).
Does a V-Strom count as an OMB?
Mike
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Re: Next week is new bike day for me.
Sure, if a wrangler counts as a luxury car.totalmotorcycle wrote:Does a V-Strom count as an OMB?
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Re: Next week is new bike day for me.
Oh no, I'm finding myself sinking quick on getting a V7 Moto Guzzi Stone... it's a complete heart over head thing and these videos are not helping. IT SOUNDS LIKE THIS and I do not care if it has only 50hp and I sorta look like a giant on it.
This is a Breva 750, but the same engine note.
I also posted a review about it yesterday, and that didn't help today:
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Now the question would be, should I be looking at the Matt Black one or the Gloss White?

I find myself drawn to the white one as it's a gloss finish and I do like a nice shine... then I could put on a Italian stripe, and.... oh god.
I am at the very early stage here if I really can commit to it, but what an idea!
Here you go, 6'4" and riding a Moto Guzzi V7, it's possible! LOL
Mike
This is a Breva 750, but the same engine note.
I also posted a review about it yesterday, and that didn't help today:
viewtopic.php?f=10&t=46027
Now the question would be, should I be looking at the Matt Black one or the Gloss White?

I find myself drawn to the white one as it's a gloss finish and I do like a nice shine... then I could put on a Italian stripe, and.... oh god.
I am at the very early stage here if I really can commit to it, but what an idea!
Here you go, 6'4" and riding a Moto Guzzi V7, it's possible! LOL








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