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The More That I ride This Thing...
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Bob Denman
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:gaah: It figures that you don't love babies! :gaah:
PW2013STL
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...The more that I love it!:2thumbs:
Here's what I've noticed so far:
The transmission operates smoother than a baby's bottom... Like BUTTER!! :thumbup:
That 1330 triple... Where, oh where, have you been all of my life??
45 mph in 6th gear:about 2200 rpm; and it's happy! :clap:
The radio speakers seem to be less "distressed", by the volume levels that I'm cranking through them.
But; I'm getting worred; Do you EVER have to stop and put fuel in these things? :shocked:
At 130 miles; I'm still showing almost 3/4 full on the gauge. :yikes:
The brakes... AND the enigne braking, are a quantum leap forward! I thought that the old bikes stopped real well; this baby seems to use about half as much effort!
I'm gonna have to go take it for another ride today; just to make sure that all of what I've repored is actually true!!
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...The more that I love it!
Here's what I've noticed so far:
The transmission operates smoother than a baby's bottom... Like BUTTER!! :thumbup:
That 1330 triple... Where, oh where, have you been all of my life??
45 mph in 6th gear:about 2200 rpm; and it's happy! :clap:
The radio speakers seem to be less "distressed", by the volume levels that I'm cranking through them.
But; I'm getting worred; Do you EVER have to stop and put fuel in these things? :shocked:
At 130 miles; I'm still showing almost 3/4 full on the gauge. :yikes:
The brakes... AND the enigne braking, are a quantum leap forward! I thought that the old bikes stopped real well; this baby seems to use about half as much effort!
I'm gonna have to go take it for another ride today; just to make sure that all of what I've repored is actually true!!
I'm curious, are you still getting the same mileage not that you got before. I would think with a good break in period it would get better. But those are impressive numbers! I don't know how they do it. An additional cylinder bigger motor and gets this kind of mileage. Last fill up I got 33.3 mpg. And I have a 2013. Is your '14 tank bigger than the '13's?
Bob Denman
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Only 2,000... 
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But I'm working on it! :thumbup:
I have no commute to work, so we're limited to riding on weekends...
...When chores and errands don't get in the way of the fun! :gaah:
pps: But I'm working on it! :thumbup:I have no commute to work, so we're limited to riding on weekends...
...When chores and errands don't get in the way of the fun! :gaah:
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