zigzagg321
blue is fastest...
looks comfy, just doesnt look right for the FZ6. but if comfy is all you want then more power to ya.
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FZ6 with really tall Handle bars
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davidsa1
Naked is more fun.
You definatley looks more comfy than anyone else! I know I poked a little fun at ya, but good for making it to fit you.:thumbup:
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FZ6771
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so did I ,and then I put ape hangers on them!
DUDE!! What were you thinkin????? somethings are better kept to yourself.if you like it cool! but you know most people are gonna get a good giggle out of that (puttin it nicely)Im not downin you Im just sayin.:rockon:
FZ6771
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What was I thinkin??? Better Kept to yourself.if you like it cool! Well I really dont care what you think or you say most people think . Its my bike I like more now. so giggle all you want....I'm all smiles , let me know when you want to race. I want to be the 52 year old guy with ape hangers to put you in your place.
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I just HAVE to post a quote by Maynard Hershon (He writes for city Bike)
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I guess comparing motorcycles must be human nature. I merely wish that in kindness to new bike owners, guys would keep their venomous opinions to themselves. I say “guys.” I don’t hear women giving unasked-for, rude, “expert” testimony. Correct me by mail if I’m wrong.
I’m not claiming I like all bikes equally. I don’t. For instance, I don’t care much for cruisers. Maybe that new alloy-framed Yamaha might be okay, or a V-Rod, but I’ll never know. I won’t ride either one. I don’t lust for a cruiser or a race replica, but if you buy either I’ll wish you years of joy with your new bike.
I don’t have to love it. It’s not my bike.
If you test motorcycles for some magazine or web site, I suppose you have to make public statements about the relative worth of those motorcycles. If you do not test bikes and you make those sorts of statements, you’re talking about taste, YOUR taste, what you like or don’t like. And you know what they say about taste.
They say: There’s no arguing taste. One guy’s is as valid as the next guy’s. They’ve been saying that for a long time, since before race reps, cruisers or boring yellow two-valve Kawasakis like my new one. The first guy who said it for the record said it in Latin — and no one’s spoken Latin in years. Maybe he’d heard it in an even older language and only translated it into Latin.
I say (in English): Your taste is as good as mine. Buy whatever your heart desires, even if it’s a Cagiva. Enjoy it in any way you choose. I’ll buy motorcycles I think I’ll like. Even if you believe (in your wisdom) that I will not like what I bought, that I’ve chosen a Road King to use on track days, congratulate me anyway. Give me a big thumbs-up.
Say: “What a cool bike,” when I show up at the club meeting on my new whatever. Even if you hate it so bad you couldn’t sleep, just knowing it was parked overnight out in your unlit tumbledown barn.
:End quote
:Start quote
I guess comparing motorcycles must be human nature. I merely wish that in kindness to new bike owners, guys would keep their venomous opinions to themselves. I say “guys.” I don’t hear women giving unasked-for, rude, “expert” testimony. Correct me by mail if I’m wrong.
I’m not claiming I like all bikes equally. I don’t. For instance, I don’t care much for cruisers. Maybe that new alloy-framed Yamaha might be okay, or a V-Rod, but I’ll never know. I won’t ride either one. I don’t lust for a cruiser or a race replica, but if you buy either I’ll wish you years of joy with your new bike.
I don’t have to love it. It’s not my bike.
If you test motorcycles for some magazine or web site, I suppose you have to make public statements about the relative worth of those motorcycles. If you do not test bikes and you make those sorts of statements, you’re talking about taste, YOUR taste, what you like or don’t like. And you know what they say about taste.
They say: There’s no arguing taste. One guy’s is as valid as the next guy’s. They’ve been saying that for a long time, since before race reps, cruisers or boring yellow two-valve Kawasakis like my new one. The first guy who said it for the record said it in Latin — and no one’s spoken Latin in years. Maybe he’d heard it in an even older language and only translated it into Latin.
I say (in English): Your taste is as good as mine. Buy whatever your heart desires, even if it’s a Cagiva. Enjoy it in any way you choose. I’ll buy motorcycles I think I’ll like. Even if you believe (in your wisdom) that I will not like what I bought, that I’ve chosen a Road King to use on track days, congratulate me anyway. Give me a big thumbs-up.
Say: “What a cool bike,” when I show up at the club meeting on my new whatever. Even if you hate it so bad you couldn’t sleep, just knowing it was parked overnight out in your unlit tumbledown barn.
:End quote
I'd pay admission to see that, I'll bet on you:thumbup:
How is the overall feel? Braking, turning etc. anything really stand out to you??
FZ6771
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It takes some time to get use to it , but practice makes perfect. so far I like it.
this is a person with problems, and a who needs attention, IMO it's stupid!!!!!!
