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Re: Harley Street Rod 750
Reply #15 - 03/26/17 at 10:39:11
 
The bike sorta reminds me of the nightster....
I rode my BIL's once, felt way too top heavy, like it would toss me over the high side with any misstep ina curve...
I don't know if it's my lack of exposure to a lot of different rides, etc, but I feel a bike should fit your comfort, or more to point, riding style.
I feel well balanced on the s40, and I believe that equates to confidence in myself and in the bike, I dunno.,,
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Reply #16 - 03/26/17 at 14:03:13
 
Shayna Texter won The Savannah Pro Singles, looks like she was riding a Honda. Ray is probably turning over in his grave.....

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Re: Harley Street Rod 750
Reply #17 - 03/26/17 at 20:23:33
 
raydawg wrote on 03/26/17 at 10:39:11:
The bike sorta reminds me of the nightster....
I rode my BIL's once, felt way too top heavy, like it would toss me over the high side with any misstep ina curve...
I don't know if it's my lack of exposure to a lot of different rides, etc, but I feel a bike should fit your comfort, or more to point, riding style.
I feel well balanced on the s40, and I believe that equates to confidence in myself and in the bike, I dunno.,,


Some time back I purchased and rode a Suzzy SV1000.  I soon found that, after riding 'Cruisers' for many years,  this bike, with the steep fork angle was not my cup of tea.  At my age and ability, I was not interested in becoming proficient in safely handling it.  However, in a straight line the thing would pull and pull up to the 'one ton' mark (in 4th gear)with ease.  Anyhow, I sold it before I got any speeding tickets, or hurt myself.
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Reply #18 - 03/28/17 at 00:43:58
 
I'm just glad it's available in NZ! I'm not really sold on the look, but on paper it looks like something I would buy. All depends on how it rides I guess.
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