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    Talking nah mate.

    Quote Originally Posted by s8306 View Post
    Yes there are,but the cruiser riders i know prefer to travel at a more sedate pace and know they,ve got a better than average chance of coming home in one piece.But if ringing the shit out of your sportsbike is what gives you a chubby at the end of the day, then fill your boots mate.
    being with a woman that I care about gives me the chubby. Riding a high preformance bike was just one of my favourite passtimes...
    Those who insist on perfect safety, don't have the balls to live in the real world.

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    Arrow maaaaate!

    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    Ah well, seems like it's waaay to late to even try and explain.

    Ya ride what ya ride and who cares what the other guy rides.......
    Not much point explaining I agree, I'm looking at some stage getting a trike and guess what sort of style its going to be (just to help, its not going to be high preformance eh), I understand the deal, just are a tad concerned that it might be over ya head bro...
    Those who insist on perfect safety, don't have the balls to live in the real world.

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    Hmmm.... an M109R trike with a hydraulic chair lift Do we have a badassmofo smiley yet?

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    Quote Originally Posted by imdying View Post
    Someone needs to tell Burt Munro that!
    Better be a psychic!

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    owning a cruiser and getting out there enjoying the scenery is fun,you get to a stage in life and say to your self trying to go 200plus every where is getin too frigin hard so you go out and look at a new cruiser nag the shit out of her in doors and after a while she say yes One new Roadstar in 2004 and we go cruisen together

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    Quote Originally Posted by Winger View Post
    owning a cruiser and getting out there enjoying the scenery is fun,you get to a stage in life and say to your self trying to go 200plus every where is getin too frigin hard so you go out and look at a new cruiser nag the shit out of her in doors and after a while she say yes One new Roadstar in 2004 and we go cruisen together
    The age thing gets in doesn't it? We get more in touch with our mortality and the younger set says 'harden up'. Their turn will come to slow down. I actually like taking it easy, you see more, there's less sweat etc.

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    Its the babe factor thing with cruisers, there is a group of little grey headed old ladys with walking frames down the road from me, they never used to acknowladge me till I got the X

    Nah its all about the ride, the kama. and tooting the sports bike rider talking to the man in blue who passed me a while back.

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    watch out for those zimmer frames dude they'll be lookin for a drag

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    As long as they aint kitted with NOS I'll be in with a chance

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    Quote Originally Posted by bmz2 View Post
    just out of interest what made you buy a cruiser,


    my reasons , started 3 to 4 years ago, started watching OCC , wanted to build a occ bike , then found out about certs , and that put paid to that, then i found this bike with a 240 rear tyre,100+ci,looked like it was something out of a sifi movie and looked like it was going 100mph while it was standing still, and at a cost i could afford,and the riding postion, had to have my feet out in front of me, a cruiser, some people hate it some people love it ,but i would not ride anything but a cruiser
    i got one to try one...it was rubbish, so i sold it.
    110kmh max speed, from a 400?

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    Quote Originally Posted by carver View Post
    i got one to try one...it was rubbish, so i sold it.
    110kmh max speed, from a 400?
    A 400 savage is,nt exactly built for speed mate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by s8306 View Post
    A 400 savage is,nt exactly built for speed mate.
    correct..but neither is a cruiser-period.

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    well, ,cruisers are not speed machines , vmax, a v-rod , m109 and the rocket 3 all can run over 220 km+++ with a blink of an eye

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    Quote Originally Posted by bmz2 View Post
    well, ,cruisers are not speed machines , vmax, a v-rod , m109 and the rocket 3 all can run over 220 km+++ with a blink of an eye
    I was going to reply with something similar but you beat me to it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by carver View Post
    correct..but neither is a cruiser-period.
    That's why they're called cruisers, they're for cruising. I don't enjoy my bike much over 170-180, it's a handful. At 120-140 it's an all-day affair.

    What's your point buddy?

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