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Kinda says it all doesn't it?

Suzuki DL650. The only bike I ever sold that I still miss.

Anyone have a similar story?? Probably. And I'm sure some of them are dead. I don't care if you're Valentino Rossi, there's no substitute for professional training. I don't really want to share the road with untrained riders and I'm betting others don't either. Take the MSF! the life you save might...

Little advice...don't grab the front brake!! I still have a tendency to reach for it when I have to unexpectedly brake :oops: This is precisely why you should never rely on the internet for advice. This quote contradicts every qualified expert in the training business. Practice emegency stops in a ...

asldjkls wrote:... I dont plan on buying anymore after that...

Wish I had a dollar for evey time I said that.




Although, I'd probably just buy another bike with it.

I own a V-Strom.
Nobody's ever asked.
KLR owners are probably safe too.
Own an ugly bike, that's the secret.
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I wrote the hwy #'s, exit #'s etc. on my mirrors with a dry erase marker.
Worked great. I figured I was pretty smart.
Then it rained.
Now I have a tank bag.

Farkles: (accessories).
Things that can be added to your bike that make it more useful, versatile, or attractive.
The sum $$ total of which often exceeds the original purchase price of the bike.javascript:emoticon(':shock:')
Dammit

The biggest thing I notice is everybody that owns a Suzuki never buys another Suzuki, the people that own a Suzuki always upgrade to a different brand, Suzuki has the less repeat buyers. Really? Please cite your source. The 2006 Motorcycle Competetive Information Study by J.D Power would seem to co...

DL650K6
(nicely farkled)
"the most shockingly competent machine in the world today."
Cycle World Sept 2006