Adventure Motorcycles
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dongalonga
Scarytallman
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Re: Adventure Motorcycles
I live the iron so far but need to increase the suspension travel for sure.
How about a vstrom. Sounds like the perfect bike for what you described.
How about a vstrom. Sounds like the perfect bike for what you described.
dongalonga- Rubicon Trail
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Join date : 2012-03-20
Age : 40
Location : Lowell, MA
Re: Adventure Motorcycles
I have a 2007 Suzuki Vstrom DL1000. I have been riding it for 3 years and have put 20k on in. I generally ride 10 months out of the year.
I bought a luggage rack off ebay for 120 dollars and mounted the ammo cans on so they would be (close to) flush with the luggage rack behind the seat. It works awesome. I can load up the cans with 100 dollars of groceries and lay a 50 lb bag of dogfood across the top bungeed down.
I am 6'4 280lbs. This bike is scary fast.. i enjoy it every day. It is a torquey bike to.. 2 up and I barely notice a difference. Reliable, easy to work on etc. Highly recommended.
I bought a luggage rack off ebay for 120 dollars and mounted the ammo cans on so they would be (close to) flush with the luggage rack behind the seat. It works awesome. I can load up the cans with 100 dollars of groceries and lay a 50 lb bag of dogfood across the top bungeed down.
I am 6'4 280lbs. This bike is scary fast.. i enjoy it every day. It is a torquey bike to.. 2 up and I barely notice a difference. Reliable, easy to work on etc. Highly recommended.
lasemase72- Class 6A
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Join date : 2013-10-01
Age : 37
Location : winthrop
Re: Adventure Motorcycles
Very Nice. I sat on one of those and found it comfortable but only new one were available in my area and were out of my price range. I got my 2007 r1200GSA last week and have done about 1000 miles and love it. I need to put heavier springs on it though so i can ride two up without out it becoming a bobber.
Scarytallman- Class 6A
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Join date : 2014-04-07
Age : 39
Location : Burlington MA
Re: Adventure Motorcycles
I see that i'm not the only one here that rides an HD Shaun, I have a FXR, it's a 1340. you would probably be able to reach the ground flat footed as seat height it is probably not as high as yours is.
I have had two sportsters, two FXR'S, a hand full of kawasakis and one Suzuki and have had great luck with all of them.
Keep the shiny side up!!
I have had two sportsters, two FXR'S, a hand full of kawasakis and one Suzuki and have had great luck with all of them.
Keep the shiny side up!!
Mark- Rubicon Trail
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Join date : 2011-12-10
Location : Haverhill, MA
Re: Adventure Motorcycles
Mine is a slammed bobber style from the factory and overly low to be honest. I plan on getting some 13" progressive rear shocks and matching front springs for next year. It ridse like garbage right now.
dongalonga- Rubicon Trail
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Join date : 2012-03-20
Age : 40
Location : Lowell, MA
Re: Adventure Motorcycles
I hear that, i need new progressive rate springs in the front, it bottoms out a bit.. Also needs new rear shocks, it's 20 years old.
Mark- Rubicon Trail
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Join date : 2011-12-10
Location : Haverhill, MA
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