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  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by ManDownUnder View Post
    THAT explains it - his mind had gone blank!

    Actually to be fair I understand they're a reasonably reliable piece of equipment. Great for the "short of leg"
    Please re-read the post... I have corrected it... at the time I couldnt think what his name was....... it was slashwylde......


    Yep they are a great reliable machine....

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    Quote Originally Posted by sunhuntin View Post
    ... im lost without my box, ...
    Hee hee


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    crashe...i think 14thou for k. ive done 10 on the ginny. ill get back in there tomorrow....take her out for a spin if the weathers good. not gonna take her if its wet.
    she had handlebars, though theyd need to be rolled back a bit for me, too far forwards.
    very attractive bike...former owner is a member of ulysses. has a dummy air cleaner on the left, while the real was on the right...and they are both way forwards, so out of the way of my knees. i tried a friends steed once, and the air cleaner was in the way.

    very light bike....but that was dry. petrol wouldnt add much weight.

    he said theres a cherry red/black coming out with the new season...should be nice looking.
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    My neighbour has one and I've ridden it. It's a great 250 cruiser.

    Actually a prominent KBer used to own one too, but said he would kill me if I told anyone and Dover is bigger than me so I better keep my mouth shut.

    Isn't the Viagro a Honda???

    Edit. Woops. I thought we were talking about the Honda Magna.

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    Yip the Virago is a good bike - all that Crashe says. Although mine sits in the garage more than on the road. But that is going to change as soon as the weather decides its going to be nice!! or else I sell it!! Mine is a 2001 and is black and maroon.
    Small and dangerous with a sting in my tail!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by crashe View Post
    Please re-read the post... I have corrected it... at the time I couldnt think what his name was....... it was slashwylde......


    Yep they are a great reliable machine....
    And you can stand up on the back pegs (good stretching therapy).....
    And you can glide downhill...arm's stretched out to the side's (more good stretching therapy)...
    All n' All.........a great bike if you are arthritic......


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    Actually a prominent KBer used to own one too, but said he would kill me if I told anyone and Dover is bigger than me so I better keep my mouth shut.

    I knew that there was something fishy about him he went back into the closet. Thats what you meant isn't it Finn

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    Quote Originally Posted by doc View Post
    I knew that there was something fishy about him he went back into the closet. Thats what you meant isn't it Finn
    No, Dover and I met online.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Finn View Post
    No, Dover and I met online.
    I Bet the video is classified

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    Quote Originally Posted by doc View Post
    I Bet the video is classified
    Which one, Roll Over Dover, 2 Bald Nuts or The Shetland Riding Horse?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Finn View Post
    Which one, Roll Over Dover, 2 Bald Nuts or The Shetland Riding Horse?
    "Oh" I see that you are serious in collecting the serious classic stuff .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Finn View Post
    Which one, Roll Over Dover, 2 Bald Nuts or The Shetland Riding Horse?
    No.......the infamous Bootleg copy of........'Big Ben's white swallow'......

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    crashe...any trouble finding neutral like mentioned earlier?
    my blog: http://sunsthomasandfriends.weebly.com/index.html

    the really happy person is one who can enjoy the scenery when on a detour.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sunhuntin View Post
    crashe...any trouble finding neutral like mentioned earlier?
    Yes, I have trouble finding neutral. Sometimes you have to rock the bike a bit.
    Small and dangerous with a sting in my tail!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by crashe View Post
    Nup thats the 750cc Virago....

    The 250 has no probs at all......
    Uh, all Viragos pre '98 had this problem but most have been fixed by now. Exspecially if it's come from a shop.

    Also Crashe, they handle better with flat bars over the bull horns. Snappier response and more control for counter steering. But bull horns are still good asif it comes with them as it's bloddy hard to find risers that will give you clearance you need for flat bars.


    Sunhuntin, get saddle bags. Bag rails are fairly cheep compared to top box mount and look heaps better aswell. They will prevent more rubbing also as that is what they are for along wioth keeping the bags clear of supension and the tyre. Also keep them from swinging out when in a corner and draggin the bottom of the bag on the ground ( I have holes in the bottom of mine from that...)

    Go the Virago if you are looking to upgrade from the GN to a proper cruiser. You wont regret it.

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