Possible Bike Purchase
Possible Bike Purchase
Hi all
This is my 1st post,so here it goes. I am a 45 yr old man and I haven't ridden a bike in 25 yrs. I am currently looking at the Honda 750 A.C.E. bikes and I am just curious what you think about this bike. Just so you know I am 5'10" and weigh 200 lbs. I would appreciate your thoughts on this.
This is my 1st post,so here it goes. I am a 45 yr old man and I haven't ridden a bike in 25 yrs. I am currently looking at the Honda 750 A.C.E. bikes and I am just curious what you think about this bike. Just so you know I am 5'10" and weigh 200 lbs. I would appreciate your thoughts on this.
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I just rode one yesterday. It's not a bad little bike. Of course, coming from a 1600cc Mean Streak it felt small and underpowered, but it seemed to be a great commuter, if you don't mind the engine screamin' at you at freeway speeds. The best part about it is, nobody can tell it's only 750cc's. It's a very sharp looking bike and I would be proud to own one after a 25-year hiatus.
I just bought a 2002 Shadow Spirit 750 which is very much like the ace. i am a big guy and it has plenty of power for me. Mine has some extenders on the pegs to give me more leg room, but you will probably fit the stardard location just fine. I am 6' 3. I ride it to work at 70 to 75 on the interstate with no problem.
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:) 2002 Honda Shadow Spirit 750 :)
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A.C.E or V-star, you wouldn't go wrong with either bike. I own V-Star 650cc and this is a wonderful bike for both beginner and not so. Don't look down on 650cc engine, this thing can ride a long with other bigger bike with no problem whatsoever. I've rode with some HD 1200cc, Roadstar, Volusia and the V-star can keep up with other bikes up to 90mph (who wanna ride faster than 90mph anyway). You will hear some screaming from engine on HWY speed, don't so worry this baby like it rough LOL.
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