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They are fast, thats for sure

I've learned uphill is great for posterior, glutes, hams, calves etc...downhill is great for knee and quad training

As soon as I added the price tag of the 2 multistradas I knew they were going to be some unrealistic adventures. Also ryan seems to have done a 360 on ducati, last time I checked he had quite the axe to grind with them?

Time to bump this into 2026...last workout was a few days ago, been focusing on the posterior chain lately...doing standing romanian deadlifts with dumbells...and split squats...holy **** those are hard! It feels like you're doing cardio, strength and balance training all at once.

yes, we travelled primarily along the west coast, and spend some time around the San jose area as well A lot of uphill and downhill walking/riding/driving

we did but too many pics to post tbh

We went on a trip to Costa Rica recently, thought Id share some pics: Spent half the time with her family/friends, the other half touring around the country, some highlights: The roads are in incredible shape, think Appalachian mountains set in a tropical setting, and you're not far off There...

your boy just got back from costa rica, maybe I should post a different thread?

whatever you do, dont go to guayaquil, them broads cant be trusted

dont give the liberals any ideas now 🤣

Black dont crack.

None, they all seem the same to me.

had a similar experience with GP on a multi V4 and a street triple, ended up buying the triumph not long after

The best bike is imo, the one you make the most memories on, the second best bike is the one you currently own.

its never going to be a vast thriving ecosystem like asia/europe/latam or even the USA, but its not so bad, when I was a baller I looked at top shelf models. Now? Im looking at suzukis 🤷‍♂️ It is what it is

So the guzzi's are still easy to maintain/repair, even with their modern and new lineup?

Everyone is going smaller, cheaper and more affordable, about damn time.

Correct me if im wrong, but I saw posts about a new tenere 700 coming with cruise control soon...maybe in europe? And maybe NA after?

thats why people buy adv/crossover bikes, maybe its just too much of an engineering challenge to make a sporty bike thats also capable of 2 up touring?

Kawasaki, been hearing rumblings about the bmw 450GS...as well as a 750 himalayan, looks like they're making ADV bikes for normal folks, not just ballers