Should I? 650 Burg - Page 2

Lloyd574 · 01-01-2010, 12:54 PM

It`s me Mark..glad to hear from you..We have not been back to ES since 05..My Rex is long gone..I miss the old/ times but not so much the bike..I have a Tiger and a R1 also.They kinda fill the void.

I am really looking forward to this 2 wheeled utility vehicle..Should make for a fun summer..

blipco · 01-02-2010, 06:59 AM

I'm giving the big power a rest for now. Sold the Rex, bought a ZZR1200, outran a state trooper on mountain roads, sold the Big Z. 60hp Versys nice and comfy. I talk to John H every now and then. I'm looking for a ride or rally his spring. Keep me in mind. As for that big scoot, you may change motorcycles but there always seem to be a reason to keep a scoot around. Kinda like that worn out screw driver you keep in the kitchen draw. They're just so easy to drive and once you get used to them, don't under estimate their sporty side. Oh, congratulations on your new ride. You started on top. Easily tour the country on the 650.

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01-01-2010, 12:54 PM	#16
Lloyd574 ^OP Victory Joined: Mar 2009 Location: Central Illinois Oddometer: 212	It`s me Mark..glad to hear from you..We have not been back to ES since 05..My Rex is long gone..I miss the old/ times but not so much the bike..I have a Tiger and a R1 also.They kinda fill the void. I am really looking forward to this 2 wheeled utility vehicle..Should make for a fun summer..

01-02-2010, 06:59 AM	#17
blipco Adventurer Joined: Oct 2008 Location: Boston Mass. USA Oddometer: 27	I'm giving the big power a rest for now. Sold the Rex, bought a ZZR1200, outran a state trooper on mountain roads, sold the Big Z. 60hp Versys nice and comfy. I talk to John H every now and then. I'm looking for a ride or rally his spring. Keep me in mind. As for that big scoot, you may change motorcycles but there always seem to be a reason to keep a scoot around. Kinda like that worn out screw driver you keep in the kitchen draw. They're just so easy to drive and once you get used to them, don't under estimate their sporty side. Oh, congratulations on your new ride. You started on top. Easily tour the country on the 650.