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My impressions of my 2020 F3 Limited Dark
I have a little over 1000 miles on my new F3L and am loving it.
It is much smoother shifting and riding than my RS.
It handles great, soaks up a lot of bumps.
My wife loves the additional room and the passenger armrests.
Fuel range is in the 200 mile per tank area, so I am happy with that. 125 to 130 was my range on the RS.
It is quiet, and I like that.
Very comfortable to ride for me and my wife. Floorboards are in position 5 and it fits me very well.
BRP connect has been working OK for me, will see when I purchase the helmet intercoms. Seriously looking at the Cardo and Lexin systems.
The Magma Red and Black, with black wheels gets a lot of comments.
Biggest negative is that the riding season in Iowa is coming to a close and it will have to sit in storage for 4-5 months, depending on what kind of winter we have.
Overall I am very pleased with this F3L. Hoping to take a day trip with the wife next week to check out some fall colors.
David Petrick
Certified Professional Photographer
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Glad you are enjoying your F3
Which windshield? - head buffeting?
2020 RT Ride Frequent Stay Safe
Aftermarket Aux Light, GPS mounting/wiring, Lamonster Garage Mirror Lock, Lamonster Garage Belt Tensioner
Backrest Home Brew Mod
2008 RS from 2008 through 4/2015, 2015 F3-S from 4/2015 through 9/2020
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I have the stock windscreen, and I don't plan on replacing it at this time. Seems to work fine for me.
David Petrick
Certified Professional Photographer
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Ozzie Ozzie Ozzie
2013 RT Ltd Pearl White
Ryde More, Worry Less!
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Studded tires are legal in Iowa, issue is ground clearance and hard ice that builds up on the road makes even driving a SUV challenging during the winter. Some years I can ride into early December and than again get back out in March. But there is so much chemical de-icer on the roads that it coats everything and pits metal.
David Petrick
Certified Professional Photographer
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Aaaahhhhh, the Rio Grande Valley of Texas! I might have up to 6 weeks that ryding is unpleasant, but other than that, the season is year-round!
And that's why I left Missouri behind.
NEW - 2015 RT Limited SE6 Intense Red Pearl - 07/21/15
Retained the old mirrors with TricLed Signals
General Altimax RT43 rear tire (at...17,000 miles) Ran for 36,500 miles
Michelin Defender.......rear tire (at...53,500 miles) Ran for 60,700 miles
Riken Raptor HR.........rear tire (at 114,200 miles)
Vredestein Quatrac 5 front tires (at 70,500 miles, first new fronts!)
Gear Brake Decelerometer Module
OLD - 2012 RT Limited SE5 Pearl White - 01/31/13 - Traded in at 32,600 miles.
BajaRon Anti-sway Bar
Kumho ECSTA AST rear tire (at 14,200 miles)
TricLed Turn Signals in Mirrors
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I've even been known to spend a day riding the 1000 miles or so (each way) just to spend a weekend riding thru the snow in our Snowy Mountains!!
Beats waiting for it to snow at MT Lofty ..... Every 20 years or so. ...
Living in Ontario Canada, I ride till they drop salt or brine then the season is done till the spring rains wash it all away and the street sweepers pick up all the sand in the intersections and corners. That could be as late as early January and as early as March .. I will ride in minus Celsius temps, i have the right gear, but salt and brine dust gets into every nook and cranny, you never get it out and it just rusts everything.
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