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Thread: 08 C50 or VN900 .... or a VT750 ?

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    Triumph Bonneville America is an excellent middleweight cruiser as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave View Post
    Triumph Bonneville America is an excellent middleweight cruiser as well.
    An America .... probably would have been my choice if I had an extra $5 - $6K available!
    I sat on one in Khyber Pass recently, and it certainly appealed to me.

    However ..... the C50 has a certain appeal as well! ...... quite a different bike to the Triumph, but I'm sure I will enjoy my shiny black beast!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gizzit View Post
    An America .... probably would have been my choice if I had an extra $5 - $6K available!
    I sat on one in Khyber Pass recently, and it certainly appealed to me.

    However ..... the C50 has a certain appeal as well! ...... quite a different bike to the Triumph, but I'm sure I will enjoy my shiny black beast!
    Was talking to the Ed today - he's been riding the C50 all week and digs it.

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    So far I have ridden the Kawa Vulcan 900 and a Suzi VL800 both very nice but the Vulcan had a bit more go....

    Suzuki will probably be a bit cheap though but is 100cc less power...

    Can I have both??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave View Post
    Was talking to the Ed today - he's been riding the C50 all week and digs it.
    Have you done a write up on one in KR yet Dave ? I'd be keen to read it if you have. I've had a flick through some of my old mags and haven't seen one.

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    Yea the Triumph America or speedmaster are bloody good bikes and low k second hand will be well within your budget im sure.....Have a look at the KTL website www.ktlbikes.co.nz , he has a couple, if you ring or go in ask for Kerry Jeffs.He is the owner and a great guy to deal with,but in saying that Emma is great to no pressure .You will even be able to take some harleys out for a ride.... say Rob Taylor sent you in,Hey its best to ride them all.. Good luck
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gizzit View Post
    Have you done a write up on one in KR yet Dave ? I'd be keen to read it if you have. I've had a flick through some of my old mags and haven't seen one.
    Hi Gizzit go to this site type in Volusia or C50 read heaps, the FI is the way to go..

    www.motorcyclecruiser.com ...Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by duckonin View Post
    Hi Gizzit go to this site type in Volusia or C50 read heaps, the FI is the way to go..

    www.motorcyclecruiser.com ...Cheers
    Thanks .... yeah that is a good web site. I have read their reports ..... I was just curious as to whether KR/Dave had done a report on the C50, from a Kiwi perspective, i.e on our roads.

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    Go with the C50 mate.


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    Quote Originally Posted by xwhatsit View Post
    Go with the C50 mate.
    How on earth did you get a close up of my new bike ?????!!!!! Mind you ... I was told that mine was a Suzuki !!! Bloody salesman !!!

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    Bought a M50 Boulevard today.. love it totally different than the Volusia... awesome bike.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jerry74 View Post
    Bought a M50 Boulevard today.. love it totally different than the Volusia... awesome bike.
    Well done! They are very nice bikes!

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    Thumbs up

    VN900 or C50
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    I have a Yamaha Star 950 in the shed at the moment.

    It's a nice competent bike too - and low.
    The whole unit is incredibly long and low.
    Could be the best of them for the vertically challenged.

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    I just read the Ed's full test of the M50Z is in the current Kiwi Rider.

    He thinks it's one of the best 'step up' bikes on the market.

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