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F3 S Demo ride
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capt.jim
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My dealer got their demo last week, a white base F3 - SE6. They let me have it today for a 45 minute ride, I took the wife along as she is the CFO. My first response when I got back was "Just Fantastic", and it was. My wife said it felt very planted like it had claws in the road.
I wouldn't test ride one if I wasn't in the market for a new one somewhat, the torque band is very strong and wide and the power is addicting, it will really push you back in the seat.
The Demo's are going to sell a lot of these for BRP. This one is going to grab a lot more of the 2 wheeler crowd if their even remotely interested.
I could feel my wife sliding back every time I twisted the throttle, hanging on to me like never before. The new gearing gets it going in a hurry.
The handling was great also for a stocker, much better than my ST when new, bad ball joints aside. In the corners the nanny is somewhere in the middle between my old GS and ST, but the delivery and interruption in the corners is much smoother now. You can feel it activate but it doesn't stumble like before, just kind of slows you down a bit.
I am really excited to think of what will be coming for this model and can't quit smiling thinking of todays ride, fantastic!
I wouldn't test ride one if I wasn't in the market for a new one somewhat, the torque band is very strong and wide and the power is addicting, it will really push you back in the seat.
The Demo's are going to sell a lot of these for BRP. This one is going to grab a lot more of the 2 wheeler crowd if their even remotely interested.
I could feel my wife sliding back every time I twisted the throttle, hanging on to me like never before. The new gearing gets it going in a hurry.
The handling was great also for a stocker, much better than my ST when new, bad ball joints aside. In the corners the nanny is somewhere in the middle between my old GS and ST, but the delivery and interruption in the corners is much smoother now. You can feel it activate but it doesn't stumble like before, just kind of slows you down a bit.
I am really excited to think of what will be coming for this model and can't quit smiling thinking of todays ride, fantastic!
den1953
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December
It's going to be a busy month for me with doctor visits and visits to see my newborn grandson. I'm having arthroscopic surgery on my left knee on December 11th to repair a torn meniscus followed by 4 to 6 weeks of physical therapy sessions. Christmas & New Years fits in there somewhere with an eye doctor visit on December 30th. I'm hoping my dealer gets one in before the 11th because doing the math it will be mid to late January before my knee is healed up enough to throw a leg over a new bike. My legs, particularly the knees are why I'm looking at going from two wheel motorcycles to three wheels.
It's going to be a busy month for me with doctor visits and visits to see my newborn grandson. I'm having arthroscopic surgery on my left knee on December 11th to repair a torn meniscus followed by 4 to 6 weeks of physical therapy sessions. Christmas & New Years fits in there somewhere with an eye doctor visit on December 30th. I'm hoping my dealer gets one in before the 11th because doing the math it will be mid to late January before my knee is healed up enough to throw a leg over a new bike. My legs, particularly the knees are why I'm looking at going from two wheel motorcycles to three wheels.
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