New To Forum From North Carolina
Posted: Tue May 31, 2005 4:29 am
I just found out about this place! So far ... So Good!
I have just got back into bikes after several decades of lay-off. The first bike I purchased was a Kawasaki KLR 650 back it December. It is a great bike for what it does, but it made me want that "something extra" for the street.
So I started looking for crusers. About three weeks ago, I came upon a 2002 Road Star Warrior with 1000 miles on it.
The engine is stock, with the exception of the Reinharts. So far, I am extremely happy with the bike. It has good power for a stock cruiser, good handling, great brakes, and the comfort level is good but a little tweeking of the handlebars might be in order.
The KLR has not seen many miles since the Warrior arrived. I got a feeling it will see its share of off-road duty, however.
Any Warrior fans here? KLR fans?
I have just got back into bikes after several decades of lay-off. The first bike I purchased was a Kawasaki KLR 650 back it December. It is a great bike for what it does, but it made me want that "something extra" for the street.
So I started looking for crusers. About three weeks ago, I came upon a 2002 Road Star Warrior with 1000 miles on it.
The engine is stock, with the exception of the Reinharts. So far, I am extremely happy with the bike. It has good power for a stock cruiser, good handling, great brakes, and the comfort level is good but a little tweeking of the handlebars might be in order.
The KLR has not seen many miles since the Warrior arrived. I got a feeling it will see its share of off-road duty, however.
Any Warrior fans here? KLR fans?
I've only had street bikes for the last ten years or so, but I cut my teeth on Enduros... that's what we called dual-sports back then. The better paved roads around here have been getting a little too crowded lately, for my taste, so I was thinking some dual-sport riding might be just the ticket. Hopefully I'll run across a steal on a KLR soon.