I believe so

 

yep !!! and that is saying alot at what he thinks about harley

 

[QUOTE=schumacher;5911587]One of the Victory Cross series bikes is on my list to own before I die.

this could be a turn around for victory. would like to see a toned down vision.
lets see where their sale this yr compared to the yr before

 

You buy what you want to spend your money on, I happen to like giving my money to Harley

 

[quote=cardoctor;5951282]how about a touring cross country instead ????

 

[QUOTE=07 8ball;5951706]Nope. The cheap old Cross Roads is my pick of the bunch. I'm going for lightest remember.

 

schu i was trying to quote cardoc but it did not work right....


and yeah the cross roads is a great looking bike but i want the raido

 

I *really* like the Cross Roads, too.

If I thought the Sgt.-Major (wife) wouldn't mind.....I'd go find one. (kind of hard in Montana.)

But I do want a bagger, and I don't like Harley Touring bikes--they're too slow!

 

Faber, I would of thought a Ulysses would be more appropriate up there in MT? plus you can get bags on it!

 

I have a KLR, which is a lot of fun. Good for finding ghost towns, or for high-altitude fishing/camping trips. I need to do something real KLR-like to it, like put on some old .50 cal ammo cans for bags For now, I just bungee a couple of drysacks.

Really the bike to have in the northern Rockies is a sport-tourer: fast and smooth on the long flatland miles, and nimble enough for the high mountain twisties. Just have to keep adding to the stable

I imagine a K1300GT or the new Multistrada would be fun in CO, too.