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I'd ride it myself...would be lots of fun.
You are absolutely correct. I limited her riding to only the parking lot but like you said it could go bad at any point. I gave her a helmet of her own as well so she will definitely start using that. She can actually flat foot easily, the picture just isn't clear. Remember the bike is leaned on its stand. The Stryker actually has the lowest seat height of any cruiser.Above, I originally typed
gear n*z*
A term most of us are familiar with.
You are absolutely correct. I limited her riding to only the parking lot but like you said it could go bad at any point. I gave her a helmet of her own as well so she will definitely start using that. She can actually flat foot easily, the picture just isn't clear. Remember the bike is leaned on its stand. The Stryker actually has the lowest seat height of any cruiser.
She passed her class and said it was an absolute blast. She hated the first day as it was mostly paper and not much real riding. By the 2nd day she was much more comfortable. I'm extremely cautious of things so she will of course get a lot of proper training before she actually does any real riding. You guys know how dangerous this can all be and how fast things can turn sour. Especially from the example you gave above.
You just brought up a VERY good point that I did not think about... DAMMITI don't want to ride with my wife...I wait on her enough as it is, lol
I guess it would have helped my story to mention we lived in Miami and NY was some 12-1300 miles up I95Our 300 made a trip to Kansas City and back (5 hours each way) just fine, my buddy who borrowed it said it ran highway speeds ok, but struggled over 90. Not a first choice for interstate cruising for sure, but competent.
It wasn't intended as a "one up" situation, just as a testament to the bikes competence on the slab.....sorry if it came off as something else.I guess it would have helped my story to mention we lived in Miami and NY was some 12-1300 miles up I95
No I didn't think that I just reread my post and realized it lacked the main point that my friend rode that little buzzy RD 350 all the way to NY from Miami all the time.It wasn't intended as a "one up" situation, just as a testament to the bikes competence on the slab.....sorry if it came off as something else.
No I didn't think that I just reread my post and realized it lacked the main point that my friend rode that little buzzy RD 350 all the way to NY from Miami all the time.
Besides it wasn't ME doing it ;<)
Personally. I don't think hiway should be a variable in the equasion.How good is a ninja 300 on the highway? Aren’t you in The Miami area @Slowstang305? There is no curves down here, just straight highways that people drive at 90MPH on.