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Bike for the Dragons tail
#11
07-09-2006, 03:27 PM
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RE: Bike for the Dragons tail
Granted I have never been on the Dragons Tail, but I would take the bike that I have now, because that is the one that I am used to riding. My Springer has been on several roads with curves and it has performed all right for me.
#16
07-09-2006, 04:17 PM
RE: Bike for the Dragons tail
With the above list no contest the Night Train.
Hope to make it down to the dragon next year on the train.
...If I lived closer to the dragon, Id build up a sportser for canyon carving if it had to be a hd bike. Otherwise Id get a 2003 ZX-7R in Harley Colors (Black and Orange) to ride.
Hope to make it down to the dragon next year on the train.
...If I lived closer to the dragon, Id build up a sportser for canyon carving if it had to be a hd bike. Otherwise Id get a 2003 ZX-7R in Harley Colors (Black and Orange) to ride.
#17
07-09-2006, 04:35 PM
RE: Bike for the Dragons tail
I listed my Heritage because it is what I own. But all of these bikes would work just fine on the Dragon. I've seen everything from bicycles to mopeds on the Dragon. Bring it, ride it, have fun on it, they all work for me.
Lynn
Lynn
#18
07-09-2006, 04:42 PM
RE: Bike for the Dragons tail
None of the above. Harley's and cruisers ain't designed for that kind of a ride. Way too much work !
I would want some sort of lightweight metric open bike like a Yamaha R6 or a Suzuki SV650.
I would want some sort of lightweight metric open bike like a Yamaha R6 or a Suzuki SV650.
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07-09-2006, 06:07 PM
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