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As much as I would love to own a magna, all the ones remotely close to me are 25+ years old with ~80k on them.

Yea, the Kawi Vulcan S that I'm talking about is the 650

The Vulcan S has a parallel twin in it.

Iv been faced with a dilemma! In my search for low displacement cruisers, Iv fallen in love with two bikes and am unsure which one to go for. My bike usage will be probably an even mix of pleasure and commute. With that in mind, comfort and fuel usage will be decent factors, but also looking...

Thanks for all the suggestions man, I'll give them a call and see what they say! Can't wait to be on two wheels

When I'm up and running in the spring, I could go for some company!

Hey guys! Now unfortunately I don't have my bike just yet, but I'd be interested in meeting up with a couple people in the area to organize rides with in the future? I'm a new rider, 22yo and I'll be up with my own bike in the spring

**** like this is why insurance fucks us younger riders. I'm fighting with insurance companies everywhere just to get on my first bike. This is the reason.

I have spoken so far with Riders First, Allstate and Cooperators and they've all given me the same lecture. Do you have a specific agent within Dalton Timmis you use?

Another thing to question is what's your age man? I'm almost 22, so a lot of the factoring in my high insurance revolves around that. It's not that I'm a new unexperienced rider, it's that a lot of companies see me as a "punk kid on a bike"

Best Cruiser <751cc Allstate told me anything over 751cc would be a nightmare to insure for me, while in that sub 751 range, it'd be 1-2k/yr

Wish I could be there guys! Great cause. Stuck at work tho :(

Hey man, yea the shadow phantom has definitely caught my eye. I'm really keen on the sportster kinda look and the flat black on the phantom and street 750 are really pleasing to me. Seeing as a sport bike has always been my dream but as a 22yo rider, that's kinda outta my insurance range for the...

I'm really leaning towards the new H-D Street 750. But Iv also found Shadows and Boulevard S40s that I really liked

VOS Motors in Concord is now an Aprilia Dealer!! Check them out!

Hey guys! So speaking with insurance brokers has made me realize the smarter decision for a younger beginning rider is to start on a sub 751cc cruiser for the best rates. Still leaves room for tons of power and fun, while also being manageable. So my question to y'all What's your favourite...

I just don't wanna see myself feeling the same way about the 600 or whatever I chose to get as I'm feeling on a smaller bike. It'd be much easier to find a bike and settle on it, then ride it to the ground rather than getting bored every year and needing to upsize

Just answered this question right above you man, im on a GSX250R

Currently on a 2018 GSX250R

Really? Should I be waiting longer? I heard it gets a lot easier when you turn 25??