Also gonna add headlights tomorrow so my race bike will be legal enough to ride to the mountains. Lol
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Stridersr7
No really, I've been riding since 1972, in Tennessee you used to be able to get MC license at 14 years old. I've been down, more than a couple times.
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Two rules I go by,
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1) Stay out of the city.
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2) Don't go flying down roads you don't know.
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Just sayin'
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Two rules I go by,
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1) Stay out of the city.
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2) Don't go flying down roads you don't know.
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Just sayin'
Nice. Mine isn’t a dedicated race bike but had been a track only setup for many years. I made it street legal again last September for a trip to deals gap are. Most expensive part was a new set of tires that weren’t slicks. Was a lot of fun. Best time to go out for me was early mornings before traffic got crowded. Can’t wait to get back. Don’t seem to have enough time for track weekends anymore for some reason.
Lovely looking bike, my only thing is the suspension which I back off a little for road. You probably have better roads in the US, but over here in the UK. With all the tracks closing in Europe with this virus, the only riding I am going to get will be on the roads. Another thing that always worries me is getting it stolen, so it is always in my sight. Some of the mountain roads look fantastic. I had to weld a piece of billet on the oem side stand as it was leaning over too far, it also like yours has aftermarket suspension which made it talle. I hope you enjoy your bike on road, stay safe.
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