keep the 954 or buy something new
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RE: keep the 954 or buy something new
Nice. Yeah, i'd keep the 954 unless you were a racer or planned to start. Then other bikes would be worth looking at.
My guess from the look of it is the Ducati 1098 is probably not too comfortable for more than about 20 minutes.
My guess from the look of it is the Ducati 1098 is probably not too comfortable for more than about 20 minutes.
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RE: keep the 954 or buy something new
Yep I'm in Portland. I love EDR. Eric has taken good care of me. CBRinPDX I think there was a typo in that email you typed 3K by accident[sm=funnypostabove.gif].
I saw Ducati had a special on their finance rates. Wifey had to talk me off the ledge. The 954 will remain an only child for at least a few more months.
I saw Ducati had a special on their finance rates. Wifey had to talk me off the ledge. The 954 will remain an only child for at least a few more months.
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RE: keep the 954 or buy something new
Keep the Five-4.
Sometimes I feel like I have the only 954 (that hasn't been painted, chopped, slammed, stretched, streetfightered, etc.) in central North Carolina.....and I love that.
Sometimes I feel like I have the only 954 (that hasn't been painted, chopped, slammed, stretched, streetfightered, etc.) in central North Carolina.....and I love that.
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RE: keep the 954 or buy something new
i say keep it, its nice to see older large bore cbrs on the streets and if ya like it and its paid for no need for a new one forawhile i'd think. i just got a 929 after owning a paid for bike for 6 years...i know its old but everyone i meet around me seems to envy the fact i got a pretty slick 929...but then again they all ride them little 600cc machines haha
