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autos
10th December 2007, 20:09
well everybody, cometh the moment cometh the decision and today ive ordered my new cruiser............ i can tell that you are all in suspense so i will keep you no longer. ive gone of course for the C50, yay! well its not that straighforward- they have run out of C50's due to the summerfest so ive beaten out a good deal and got a C50T .....but with all the add ons taken off !! except of course for the studded seat and whitewalls. have allowed me $2.45k for my mint gn and on the road. i reckon ive done good. hope to be cruising marlborough at the weekend, woooooohoooooooooo

paturoa
10th December 2007, 20:21
The smell of a brand spanker is a thing to behold! Nice bike.

No tassels though!

Rockbuddy
10th December 2007, 20:24
noooooooooo not another spuzuki on the roads
but seriously, congrats im sure you will really enjoy it

rainman
10th December 2007, 20:46
Yay, another cruiser :clap:

One more step towards world domination!

johnnyflash
10th December 2007, 20:53
Congrats Autos, good to see another quality cruiser on the road, to keep those OTHER beggars honest.. :-)

HTFU
10th December 2007, 20:58
Who is the lucky boy then, with the permanent smile and sore cheeks. :D

Drum
10th December 2007, 20:59
Congrats on the new ride. I saw a C50 today and it looked real purdy.

p.s. I'm Blenheim born and bred Great weather for riding down there :niceone:

jafar
10th December 2007, 21:12
Nice choice autos :clap:

Tank
10th December 2007, 21:19
Congrats on the new bike - Im sure that you will enjoy it.

P38
10th December 2007, 21:37
Nice ride.:woohoo:

Welcome to the Boulevard Brotherhood.:2thumbsup

Good score on the accessories too.

White walls and a studded seat are a nice touch.

fireball
10th December 2007, 22:14
YAY new toy for you!:woohoo:

enjoy those roads mmmm love them roads!

make sure you post a pic!

Edbear
11th December 2007, 09:47
Nice ride.:woohoo:

Welcome to the Boulevard Brotherhood.:2thumbsup...



I have to agree! Not that I'm biased or anything...:shifty:

Tank
11th December 2007, 15:03
I have to agree! Not that I'm biased or anything...:shifty:

Its not Biased - its a sign of intelligence and good taste.

Edbear
11th December 2007, 16:11
Its not Biased - its a sign of intelligence and good taste.


Awww, shucks! Guess it takes one to know one...:cool:

autos
11th December 2007, 17:08
saturday seems like a month away. cmon !!:baby::baby:

Divot
11th December 2007, 19:11
saturday seems like a month away. cmon !!:baby::baby:

Hell I have to wait untill Feb before my bike arrives!

:crybaby:

animaltkd
12th December 2007, 05:57
Another suzuki, my quarantine pit is going to have to get just a little bigger, congrates on joining the big cruiser club and remember a Honda is only 1 trade in away!

lol

jafar
12th December 2007, 22:05
Another suzuki, my quarantine pit is going to have to get just a little bigger, congrates on joining the big cruiser club and remember a Honda is only 1 trade in away!

lol

Subtle arn't you :devil2:

johnnyflash
12th December 2007, 22:15
Another suzuki, my quarantine pit is going to have to get just a little bigger, congrates on joining the big cruiser club and remember a Honda is only 1 trade in away!

lol

Sorry only caravan dealers would trade a honda, they are the only ones with yards big enough to store scap metal :girlfight: :rofl:

lemure
22nd December 2007, 19:15
Its not Biased - its a sign of intelligence and good taste.

No no no no no ... whitewall tyres show intelligence and good taste? C'mon. It's not like it's a Cord, Deusenberg or Zimmer. That WOULD be good taste!

:niceone:

lemure
22nd December 2007, 19:26
... remember a Honda is only 1 trade in away! lol

You've had that embarrasement? :dodge:



Subtle arn't you :devil2:

And experienced ... :clap:




Sorry only caravan dealers would trade a honda, they are the only ones with yards big enough to store scap metal

What about Pacific Steel?
:lol:

Badger8
30th December 2007, 12:11
What about Pacific Steel?
:lol:

The muncher can chew cars whole, even minces trains in a few pieces... not so sure about a goldwing tho... :bleh:

animaltkd
30th December 2007, 13:27
The muncher can chew cars whole, even minces trains in a few pieces... not so sure about a goldwing tho... :bleh:


That is because they dont "munch" precious metals and the Wing is worth more than it weight in gold, plus nothing can "munch" THE MIGHTY WING

MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA ( Evil Laff ) MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Badger8
30th December 2007, 15:22
That is because they dont "munch" precious metals and the Wing is worth more than it weight in gold, plus nothing can "munch" THE MIGHTY WING

MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA ( Evil Laff ) MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I wasn't so much worried about the munching as the spitting back out once it got a taste. hope it doesn't land on me! :p

Bren
30th December 2007, 15:40
good on ya autos....

animaltkd
31st December 2007, 06:08
I wasn't so much worried about the munching as the spitting back out once it got a taste. hope it doesn't land on me! :p


Have you not noticed when tasting very fine wine, you only spit out the best wines, so the muncher would be tasting fine bikes. If it spits out the Wing then it must have exception taste, dont worry it falling on you I will catch it, dont want THE MIGHTY WING getting dirty :2guns::banana::rofl:

Badger8
31st December 2007, 09:54
Have you not noticed when tasting very fine wine, you only spit out the best wines, so the muncher would be tasting fine bikes. If it spits out the Wing then it must have exception taste, dont worry it falling on you I will catch it, dont want THE MIGHTY WING getting dirty :2guns::banana::rofl:

touche` Cecil... :niceone:

YellowDog
31st December 2007, 09:58
Well done mate. Looked at the C50 seriously myself. Nice bike.

Badger8
31st December 2007, 10:04
Well done mate. Looked at the C50 seriously myself. Nice bike.

Indeed. Looking at upgrading to my red and black beauty next year :love:

i defy anyone to look at that and tell me it's not sex on wheels :D
of course she'll need some modification and customising, but that's half the fun :)

YellowDog
31st December 2007, 10:18
Indeed. Looking at upgrading to my red and black beauty next year :love:

i defy anyone to look at that and tell me it's not sex on wheels :D
of course she'll need some modification and customising, but that's half the fun :)
Honest Truly, I think it is a beautiful looking bike.My only issue was that I am an impatient commuter and found the manouverability a bit of a problem. I am sure I would have got used to it. The appearance is really quite seductive and I almost talked my way to a M109. The back wheel did it for me.

I worked out I would need 2 bikes, one for the weekend and one to commute on, and couldn't really afford one!

Badger8
31st December 2007, 10:24
Honest Truly, I think it is a beautiful looking bike.My only issue was that I am an impatient commuter and found the manouverability a bit of a problem. I am sure I would have got used to it. The appearance is really quite seductive and I almost talked my way to a M109. The back wheel did it for me.

I worked out I would need 2 bikes, one for the weekend and one to commute on, and couldn't really afford one!

Yeah, the commuting thing was a point of concern for me too, but luckily i dont have a big commute, and dont really need to lanesplit to make it in a reasonably short time, so i can live with having to wait a bit if needed.
Plus it'll just give me more incentive to move out of auckland :yes:
i'd rather have the ability to comfortably do trips out of town than have the ability to nip through a smaller gap in traffic. Gave the GN a blat down the motorway the other day, and moderate winds found me holding the throttle wide open in 5th to try and maintain 100-105 most of the way, ringing the poor girls neck :( so much for my idea of little jaunts out of town on her.

outlawtorn
1st January 2008, 09:33
Indeed. Looking at upgrading to my red and black beauty next year :love:

i defy anyone to look at that and tell me it's not sex on wheels :D
of course she'll need some modification and customising, but that's half the fun :)

That'll be a great bike for you, I've got the 2004 Volusia, before they made it a Boulevard, great bike, comfortable as, reliable as. Enjoy it!

outlawtorn
1st January 2008, 09:40
Honest Truly, I think it is a beautiful looking bike.My only issue was that I am an impatient commuter and found the manouverability a bit of a problem. I am sure I would have got used to it. The appearance is really quite seductive and I almost talked my way to a M109. The back wheel did it for me.

I worked out I would need 2 bikes, one for the weekend and one to commute on, and couldn't really afford one!

Commuting and lane splitting on a cruiser is easy as, as long as you don't hoon it through the traffic, I commute on my Volusia every day from Stanmore bay to Grey Lynn and find lane splitting quite easy, there are a few instances where a sportsbike would be better, especially when some cars don't move over :angry2:, but generally its all good.

Badger8
1st January 2008, 09:44
That'll be a great bike for you, I've got the 2004 Volusia, before they made it a Boulevard, great bike, comfortable as, reliable as. Enjoy it!

Yeah, i've heard nothing but good about them from the people who ride them, always encouraging. plus she fits me like a glove, which is hard to find for a bigger guy. just cant wait to get my license sorted and go get her! :D



Commuting and lane splitting on a cruiser is easy as, as long as you don't hoon it through the traffic, I commute on my Volusia every day from Stanmore bay to Grey Lynn and find lane splitting quite easy, there are a few instances where a sportsbike would be better, especially when some cars don't move over :angry2:, but generally its all good.

How do you find her on sidestreets (for lack of a better term), i.e. narrower roads, not really a lot of room between the cars. mind you i often look at gaps on the narrower streets i ride daily and think to myself even a sportsbike couldn't get through that one, maybe i'm just a nana :)

outlawtorn
1st January 2008, 19:57
Yeah, i've heard nothing but good about them from the people who ride them, always encouraging. plus she fits me like a glove, which is hard to find for a bigger guy. just cant wait to get my license sorted and go get her! :D

How do you find her on sidestreets (for lack of a better term), i.e. narrower roads, not really a lot of room between the cars. mind you i often look at gaps on the narrower streets i ride daily and think to myself even a sportsbike couldn't get through that one, maybe i'm just a nana :)

Narrower roads and sidestreets aren't a problem, once again you will get used to the wider bars and eventually be a good judge of space, but in saying that I have smacked side mirrors of cars so many times I have lost count, but fuck em, if they don't move over they get their side mirrors smacked!

Badger8
1st January 2008, 20:44
Narrower roads and sidestreets aren't a problem, once again you will get used to the wider bars and eventually be a good judge of space, but in saying that I have smacked side mirrors of cars so many times I have lost count, but fuck em, if they don't move over they get their side mirrors smacked!

one way to look at it i guess :)
Thanks for the tips mate, just more encouragement for me to get out there and get her :niceone: