Same story for me man. Ive put about 2k miles on my bike as well, in only the 2 months Ive owned it. All my buddies were getting bikes, so i decided to get one, thinking it would be a pretty good time. I had NO clue how amazing it is. Ive been into cars ever since i can remember, and never thought i could have more fun thenjust driving around in my camaro,on a nice spring/summer day. That was until I got my bike. Now the only time i drive the car is when its raining.

 

haha same here. i've got a tank of gas in my truck lasting me a month! [8D]

 

Same here too... actually I haven't driven my car in so long I kinda forgot ot pay my car insurance and it expired, LOL. Oops!! [:@] Gotta fix that on tues

 

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....................................damn!

 

Roasted *****...reminds me of the boy scouts.

 

Fishfryer, nice bike, always liked the red/white. Hows that reflective tape look? 02 F4i re/black here.

I'm lucky to live in an area that has twisted roads for miles. 2-lane rural roads thattwist so much that you have more corners than straight. It follows
small farms and million dollar mansions (microsoft)with animals in the fields that are unrecognizable.This is an area that sport bikes will show up in
droves at the meat store and other wide areas in the road. The caliber of rider ishigh with groups scrubbing tires in the turns and slowing in the straights.
Here the harley guys know their place and wave. You soonlearn to show a hand while leaned over cus thats where you are most of the time. Its not
canyons out here but corners that have 25-30 mph signs (with a few 15's). 80% riding isin the 50-70 (mph)range.
I was fortunate to learn here, with 30 mph corners thatalmost highsided mein the begining, I now take unthinkingly at 50. It's a pasttime that took the place
of go carts and minibikes when I was younger cause Istill find theneed to get the yaya's out. This is different than the dirt bikes though. It is more precise..more smooth..
more of a dance where the background music isa Yoshimura howling at 9k... whichsounds like a blow torch on crack .. I know, I can hear the same as they go
by the other way. On these roads, the 600's rule, guys wear gear, harley guys say oh****, and you can honk at the cows.

 

Hey Guys... I couldn't agree with you more ...I ride my bike 90% of the time and I love it.. The only thing is I lost my key and couldn't ride this weekend....Bummer....Got to wait for payday and bring out a locksmith....Probably cost me over $100 to get a new key made. This is a second owner bike and they didn't have a second key.