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This spring on my first ride two up with my wife I was really having a
hard time in stop and go traffic , she could tell to. She said boy really
struggling. My leg don't seem very strong anymore.
I sold it to young fellow who works at the UW here. I told him to join the forum , I hope he does.
For the past week we have been running all over two states looking
for a bike.
We ended up at Ken's Sports in Kaunakau Wi. . Even though they are very large dealer they really treated us well.
So I What I got was a CTX 700nd dct abs. So low seat and no more clutch lever .
Here it is
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PS Guth said I could still hang out here.

Congrats on the new ride and how about a ride report when you get some miles on it.

Congratulations on the new bike, CA200. It must have been tough saying farewell to the CB1100, but it sounds like a wise decision. Like redbirds, I look forward to the ride report.

Everything I have watched or read about the Honda DCT has been very positive--the technology is great. It will be interesting to hear how you like it.

I hear mostly very good things about that bike. I get it mixed up with the NC700 series though. I've been eyeing the NC750X but won't see one until August. I fear my legs are too long for it.

Enjoy!

Do whatever it takes to keep riding, it doesn't matter what you're on as long as you are.

very happy for you CA and that you are still riding on what should be a rock solid bike.
looking for a Colin furze style mobility scooter myself

That’s a beautiful bike CA. Sorry to hear you had to sell the CB but that’s not a bad consolation prize.

Like that bike . Whatever keeps you on 2 wheels is a winner. I am intrigued by the Honda DCT. Was looking at the new Goldwing today when getting my bike serviced .. have heard the DCT on those is super nice


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I have a NC700X DCT/ABS. It took me about 3-4 rides to get used to it, but I really enjoy it. I'm going the opposite direction, trying to sell it to buy a CB1100.