Bought a new bike that isn't a Honda! *GASP*

[settles]

What do ya think? Pretty ain't she?

[Jonny Imperial]

it is pretty. Does that rear fender hang out that far, or is it just the picture? It looks to be about a foot away from the tire.

[settles]

Thanks, Man.  It does stick out kinda far, but I think it just looks that way because of how far it leans when its on the kickstand. It actually covers up a lot of the tire.

[Half-Caf]

Where are the other 2 cylinders?

[rrgunslinger]

That's just the way they are.

Harvey

On Mar 20, 2012 12:34 PM, "settles [via Honda CB750&apos;S]" <[hidden email]> wrote:

Thanks, Man.  It does stick out kinda far, but I think it just looks that way because of how far it leans when its on the kickstand. It actually covers up a lot of the tire.

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[settles]

 I knew someone would get around to mentioning that.  LOL.

[Re-run]

Maybe it is a v4, Honda made a bunch of those.

[settles]

LOL I wish!  But, nope its only a 2 banger.  It's alright though.  It's not a dog by any means.  Plus its comfy as all hell.  And since its my daily driver now I can go full steam ahead with my cafe job on my CB750.

[shinyribs]

settles wrote

 And since its my daily driver now I can go full steam ahead with my cafe job on my CB750.

Thats a good way to justify itI dig it! I love that blue on there.Looks real nice man.Don't get too spoiled to riding on that big comfy couch ya got there if you are planning on building a Cafe! LOL
BTW,what is it? Vulcan? Details man!

[settles]

Yeah it's a 2009 Vulcan 900 Classic. It HAD 2200 miles on it but I've been riding it all over Hell's half-acre! I've put 500 on it since Saturday.

As far as the cafe goes, it's pretty much gonna be my toy. There's no comparing the two. You just can't cut up back roads on that big bike like you can on a CB. 

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settles wrote

 And since its my daily driver now I can go full steam ahead with my cafe job on my CB750.

Thats a good way to justify itI dig it! I love that blue on there.Looks real nice man.Don't get too spoiled to riding on that big comfy couch ya got there if you are planning on building a Cafe! LOL
BTW,what is it? Vulcan? Details man!

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[shinyribs]

Thats very true. I hate to admit,but after 100 miles or so I gotta get off my bike and walk around. I wish I could at least run a whole tank out before stopping! I wouldn't change a thing,though