Fantastic photo journal, Django. Thank you. What amazing country to go riding in.
It worked. The wanderlust is strong this morning. What stunning scenery.
Have you been allowed a ride on the CB1300? If so, how did you find it?
(10-17-2018, 08:24 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]It worked. The wanderlust is strong this morning. What stunning scenery.
Have you been allowed a ride on the CB1300? If so, how did you find it?
Yes, it's a torque monster. It has only 5 gears, but more or less it doesn't matter, in what gear you are. My daughter has a lower handle bar, so seat position for me is a little lean forward. The CB1300 feels a little clumsy compared to mine, probably because of the weight. Brakes and suspension is the same (good) standard.
When we were looking for a CB1300 for here and she finally found this one, I was really tempted to go for one for myself too. However, now I still prefer my CBF1000F. It's the better ride for me.
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Excellent second from final report. I do like to see a bike after a good ride in the rain.
Very cool Django. Beautiful pictures and scenery. That was some zip line.
I need some boots like your daughters for riding the FJR lol. It's a tall booger.
(10-18-2018, 01:26 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Very cool Django. Beautiful pictures and scenery. That was some zip line.
I need some boots like your daughters for riding the FJR lol. It's a tall booger.
I'm afraid, if WE guys would wear such boots, we would go down already without the help of a motorcycle.
Beautiful pictures THANKS !
