Congrats - that's a 2up mile muncher right there.Finally pulled the trigger, a whopping 3 months later, triumph is still there, back to a 2 bike garage
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Congrats - that's a 2up mile muncher right there.Finally pulled the trigger, a whopping 3 months later, triumph is still there, back to a 2 bike garage
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Nice congrats! I think they’re great bikes even how people poo on them for being boring. But maybe that’s just the 650 variant.Finally pulled the trigger, a whopping 3 months later, triumph is still there, back to a 2 bike garage
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`Ain`t nothing like a big bore Kawasaki four. Those are a great ride. The last thing my Z900 could be called is boring. The latest Versys 1100 is about the perfect do it all bike, maybe a little heavy IMO.Nice congrats! I think they’re great bikes even how people poo on them for being boring. But maybe that’s just the 650 variant.
Good to know. Being physically small is a challenge at times. Riding a 1000cc bike is one of those times…and adventure bikes…and dirt bikes…and all sorts of tall bikes….`Ain`t nothing like a big bore Kawasaki four. Those are a great ride. The last thing my Z900 could be called is boring. The latest Versys 1100 is about the perfect do it all bike, maybe a little heavy IMO.
The problem with inline 4s is often not height but seat width which = comfortable ride but a challenge for short inseams.The standard seat height for the 2010 Honda CBF1000 is 795 mm (31.3 inches), and it is adjustable to three positions ranging from 780 mm to 810 mm.