What motorcycle(s) do you ride

'07 Stratoliner
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Originally Posted by ray1970

I miss my dirt bikes. Sort of.

I don’t miss loading bikes and gear in the truck, driving somewhere, unloading everything, riding, loading everything back up and driving home, unloading everything, cleaning things up and putting them away. Too much moving stuff around just to ride.

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I don’t think I’ve posted a picture of my latest acquisition in this thread just yet. Picked this up to satisfy my “dirt bike” itch.

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Originally Posted by alan0269

'07 Stratoliner
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The Barcalounger of road bikes. You should get southpaw on that, he'd be really confused after that.


How many miles on it when you picked it up? Bet that would make a decent Ironbutt challenge ride

Looked it up. Dry weight of 758lbs, and that Stratoliner looks every bit of it.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Looked it up. Dry weight of 758lbs, and that Stratoliner looks every bit of it.

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I’d have to ditch about eighty pounds to get my bike that light.
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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

The Barcalounger of road bikes. You should get southpaw on that, he'd be really confused after that.


How many miles on it when you picked it up? Bet that would make a decent Ironbutt challenge ride

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I don't think I am old enough to ride one of those yet.

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Originally Posted by SouthPaw

I don't think I am old enough to ride one of those yet.

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Try riding a gold wing. When the 2nd lady in the walker complimented my bike I was sure I'm too young for it. But it's the most comfortable bike I've ever been on

Generally speaking, it's not a lightweight, but compared to other bikes it's size it is. Plenty of power with the 113 and very comfortable to ride.

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Originally Posted by Wulf202

Try riding a gold wing. When the 2nd lady in the walker complimented my bike I was sure I'm too young for it. But it's the most comfortable bike I've ever been on

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I've feed my two friends that ride GW the same line but they swear by them. Hell, one of them has 90K on the clock. That is a lot of seat time.

Just saw a Wrangler with a sticker on the back window that says, "My other car is ten motorcycles that don't run."