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Message started by cornfuzed on 04/19/10 at 14:21:16

Title: Sigh...
Post by cornfuzed on 04/19/10 at 14:21:16

why is it that you can have other bikes WAAY more comfy but when you hop back on the savage you come home with a giant smile and a monkeybutt you keep thinkin about the next time you get her out on the road again... Like a second date..   ::)  golly have i missed riding this little beast.. FYI i will NEVER be without this little hog! :D

Title: Re: Sigh...
Post by Hard Corps on 04/19/10 at 15:32:32

I gotta agree.  Though I've ridden the little bugger on 1,000-plus mile trips, I will probably upgrade to a fatter HD for the long trips.  Eventually. When I can afford it. Like when I retire.  

But as long as I'm able to ride, I will always own a Savage.  Nothing beats it around town, and it really CAN hack it on the long rides.  


Title: Re: Sigh...
Post by Sandy Koocanusa on 04/19/10 at 19:51:32

Agreed.  We have two and a half of them now.  My boy wants to start riding.  He wants a Ninja or one of those other speedy looking rigs.  I told him NO.  If he wants to ride, we will get a third Savage.  I don't think you can beat them.

Incidentally, I'm shopping in the less than two thousand dollar range, if anyone hears of something.  It would need to be road-worthy, because I'd probably have to ride the bus to wherever it was located and then ride the bike home.  I'm willing to make the sacrifice of a long ride on a new bike...  for the love of my darling child, of  course.  Not because I'd enjoy it or anything.

Title: Re: Sigh...
Post by crabpainter on 04/20/10 at 01:26:59

A smidgen above your price range but most folks can be talked down.

http://lexington.craigslist.org/mcy/1699036707.html

Good luck!!
If you decide to buy it let me know and I'll treat to lunch at Columbia's Steak House. Home of the famous "Night Hawk Special" ;)

Title: Re: Sigh...
Post by LANCER on 04/20/10 at 02:22:45


7079677C762225150 wrote:
why is it that you can have other bikes WAAY more comfy but when you hop back on the savage you come home with a giant smile and a monkeybutt you keep thinkin about the next time you get her out on the road again... Like a second date..   ::)  golly have i missed riding this little beast.. FYI i will NEVER be without this little hog! :D



I like your name here man !  CORNFUZED   that's great !

Title: Re: Sigh...
Post by Stimpy on 04/20/10 at 04:40:07

CORNFUZED,  that's great !

+1  8-)

Title: Re: Sigh...
Post by Bubba on 04/20/10 at 07:16:40

Sandy...this one's in Denver...not too bad a ride from MT
http://denver.craigslist.org/mcy/1696105335.html

Title: Re: Sigh...
Post by cornfuzed on 04/20/10 at 17:00:18


7D707F7274632326110 wrote:
[quote author=7079677C762225150 link=1271712076/0#0 date=1271712076]why is it that you can have other bikes WAAY more comfy but when you hop back on the savage you come home with a giant smile and a monkeybutt you keep thinkin about the next time you get her out on the road again... Like a second date..   ::)  golly have i missed riding this little beast.. FYI i will NEVER be without this little hog! :D



I like your name here man !  CORNFUZED   that's great !
[/quote]

8-) Thanks Lancer, i seem to be in that state most me life... outside of having to explain facts of life to people who seem to know WHAT I need from life...idiots.. '"Yer bikes too small..."' blah blah blah just keep up with me then.. ;D

Title: Re: Sigh...
Post by verslagen1 on 04/20/10 at 18:50:13


4E475942481C1B2B0 wrote:
'"Yer bikes too small..."'


I've decided, next time I hear that from the hog hauler crowd, I'm just gonna say 'yeah, but it's been real good to me, cheap to run, cheap to keep.  But maybe I just need to see what I'm missin'.  Tell you what, show me your favorite ride, if I can't keep up... it'll sure tell me something'
I might even put the quicksilver back on   [smiley=evil.gif]
and the open trapp cap   [smiley=evil.gif]
and lean out the idle mixture for maximum effect on shut down   [smiley=evil.gif]
Of course I'll have to stop up front   [smiley=evil.gif]
put the kickstand and get off cause I don't want to knock it over cause I'm coughing and turnin' blue  [smiley=evil.gif]

Title: Re: Sigh...
Post by buttgoat1 on 04/20/10 at 19:15:16

I gotta agree with Hard Corp, a bigger, more comfy bike for 2 up and longer trips and Bettie for commuting and afternoon jaunts.

gotta revisit the thread about alternative bikes....

Title: Re: Sigh...
Post by cornfuzed on 04/21/10 at 13:44:10


47504356505750435C310 wrote:
I gotta agree with Hard Corp, a bigger, more comfy bike for 2 up and longer trips and Bettie for commuting and afternoon jaunts.

gotta revisit the thread about alternative bikes....


On yer quest a good site i found that answers to the what if questions on a second bike..
http://advrider.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=12
lots of good info.. I myself for 4k picked up a caddy of a bike complete with lots of room for me an the backseat driver.. ;D ... the royal star is a beast of a bike that is more than capable of making you look like a goon smoking the harleys... you will wanna hop back on the savage though ... to me it feels like the savage is angry knowing you ride another bike.. i do indeed love the SINGLE savage!  ;D  

Title: Re: Sigh...
Post by sjaskow on 04/22/10 at 10:35:40


676160627F7962630D0 wrote:
Incidentally, I'm shopping in the less than two thousand dollar range, if anyone hears of something.  It would need to be road-worthy, because I'd probably have to ride the bus to wherever it was located and then ride the bike home.  I'm willing to make the sacrifice of a long ride on a new bike...  for the love of my darling child, of  course.  Not because I'd enjoy it or anything.


This http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/mcy/1704440173.html showed up today but there little to no information about it.

Here's http://columbus.craigslist.org/mcy/1701409395.html from a couple of days ago but it's a tad out of your $$ range.

Title: Re: Sigh...
Post by Capt._Ron on 04/22/10 at 20:05:06

I know thw feeling. When I rode the Yamaha 850 triple home I was amazed at the versatility and the power of the thing but I also rtecognize the suitability and the fun factor of my original ride, Suzuki GZ250, and declared I will never turn loose of that feeling. I use both regularly and have NO regrets.

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