Cruisers
#12
02-06-2010 | 12:04 AM
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From: Indiana
sport bike praise though your right, where im from cruisers and sportbikers dont really get along, well we dont. But that might be cause the ones in my area are @$$HOLES. None of them (at least the group riders) know anything about safety. Im sure there are exceptions to the rule but the majority dont help the stigma attached to bikers
There is, on this forum, there seems to be a mutual respect for each others rides that goes beyond bodywork, lean angles, and cam profiles.
On a different note......
Besides adding some leather, what else do you have in mind for your scoot?
Last edited by Pastor Dude; 02-06-2010 at 12:08 AM.
#14
02-10-2010 | 10:15 PM
Nice looking ride supersayin, congrats.
This is a bike forum but it would be nice to hear more feedback from the cruisers out there. Yes my sportbikes get my lovin' attention more often then the cruisers maybe since I ride them just abit harder.
This is a bike forum but it would be nice to hear more feedback from the cruisers out there. Yes my sportbikes get my lovin' attention more often then the cruisers maybe since I ride them just abit harder.
#15
02-11-2010 | 05:37 PM
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From: Argo, Iowa
nice ride supersayin
Pastor i'm adding new crome everywhere i can fit it, im trying to find a windscreen that isnt a windjammer. and a siisy bar with a back rest would be nice for my fiance for those long rides.
Pastor i'm adding new crome everywhere i can fit it, im trying to find a windscreen that isnt a windjammer. and a siisy bar with a back rest would be nice for my fiance for those long rides.
#16
02-12-2010 | 04:53 PM
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From: Texas
Sorry...
Everyone one in here was posting cruisers. That is what the Title of the room suggests. But thanks guys for the compliments.
#17
02-12-2010 | 10:33 PM
lol, it is exactly a bike forum, and as the title of cruisers suggests...I was actually wanting more cruiser feedback. I actually like to cruise myself.
#19
02-15-2010 | 01:15 AM
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From: Denver CO
Some beautiful bikes in this thread 
I love cruisers, though I currently do not own one. I did own a Yamaha Virago 750, and loved that thing. They are great for just a nice laidback ride. That V-twin is very relaxing
I love cruisers, though I currently do not own one. I did own a Yamaha Virago 750, and loved that thing. They are great for just a nice laidback ride. That V-twin is very relaxing
#20
02-22-2010 | 08:15 AM
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Even the heaviest, most powerful models deliver hybridlike economy. The smallest ones sip fuel at a pace that would make a Prius owner jealous. So a cool-looking, fun-to-ride cruiser can become a very unlikely and appealing alternative to a hybrid