Its huge!

[growler_south]

Somewhat larger than I'm used to. Should be amusing...

Comments

very nice ride

[zuma.livejournal.com]

it ain't the size, it's the weight. chop it! strip off all nonessentials & pare the weight down.
    (& ditch the faceslapper; t-boning a car is bad enough but if you can't clear your own bike, you ain't going to clear the car...)

on second thought - tourer?

[zuma.livejournal.com]

looked at it in paintshoppro brightened a bit...
realized maybe it's your touring bike...
& that i shouldn't have said squat anyway in any case.
right.

it's beautiful. enjoy your new ride & (as always) ride safe.

Re: on second thought - tourer?

[growler-south.livejournal.com]

It's totally a tourer. You think I would ride a cruiser for enjoyment? ;-) But if I'm going to be sitting on it for 6 hours or more I'm going to need a windshield, a big fat seat, and a relaxed position- something my crotchrocket ZZR250 doesnt provide.

[gryphons-hole.livejournal.com]

Why... thank you.... thank you for noticing...!

[mikeybill.livejournal.com]

As if you've ever encountered anything too big for you to ride

[growler-south.livejournal.com]

Heh heh.. not yet anyway ;-)

[growler-south.livejournal.com]

And a really shitty picture! It was midnight in the garage... but the bike is very pretty, Brian did good...

[snousle.livejournal.com]

Is this a loaner bike while you're stateside?

Shame you couldn't visit, but I've been so insanely busy that guests are not really an option right now anyway!

[growler-south.livejournal.com]

I preferred 'loner bike' but no, it's mine, all MINE!! Muuuhahahahhaha!!!

It's also quite possibly the largest two-wheeled device I've ever piloted. Richard's Harley was smaller and lighter. Hell, I've had cars that weighed less. Expect many amusing sights at Badger this yeas, as the midget from New Zealand attempts to wheel the enormous machine around.

[furr-a-bruin.livejournal.com]

The entry road at Badger is a bit daunting, just take it slow and easy - and stay off the front brake.

Whee! Have fun riding!

[beastbriskett.livejournal.com]

Hey, at least you can flatfoot it. Twin cruisers may be heavy, bit most of the weight is down low. Once you get used to the different weight distribution, tossing it around will be effortless. Slower, of course, but you already know how to handle heavy equipment.
Brian done good. This bike will serve you well on the highway.

[musclebearnz.livejournal.com]

Well Bike Week at Sturgis is just 36 days away... You better be going !