See if the windshield is adjustable. The one on my Vulcan 800 is. If your saddle bags are like mine, they hold a gallon of milk and that's it. I did get a tail bag that I can fit a good deal more into.
Happy trails, hope the hubby's bike gets running soon so you both can get out together.
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Re: First ride of the season
first, great blog so far. i've enjoyed the read.
second i saw you write this
somewhere on here i learned about this book and the follow up "more proficient motorcycling." if you're a reader and like to learn and be safe (all of these seem to sum you up so far) i think you'll enjoy this book. i still refer back to things i've learned from it. will probably give it another read sometime soon.
stay safe and enjoy riding.
second i saw you write this
and it made me think of this.JMack wrote:... Everything came back to me very easily. I had read the BRC book as a refresher and I feel that that helped. It was a great day.
somewhere on here i learned about this book and the follow up "more proficient motorcycling." if you're a reader and like to learn and be safe (all of these seem to sum you up so far) i think you'll enjoy this book. i still refer back to things i've learned from it. will probably give it another read sometime soon.
stay safe and enjoy riding.
Current: 2006 Yamaha FZ6 (Faster Blue)
Previous: 1983 Honda GL650 Interstate (given back to previous owner)
Project: 1980 CX500 Custom - making a cafe racer
Previous: 1983 Honda GL650 Interstate (given back to previous owner)
Project: 1980 CX500 Custom - making a cafe racer