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Message started by LostArtist on 06/09/11 at 18:41:01

Title: maybe selling buell
Post by LostArtist on 06/09/11 at 18:41:01

if I can't get the suspension adjusted to be a bit softer . . .


when I get off it, I feel like Jackie Chan did in Shanghai Noon when he got off that horse after a long day's ride. .  .  

feeling every bump in your crotch isn't the best riding experience

Title: Re: maybe selling buell
Post by Serowbot on 06/10/11 at 09:25:28

My buddy got rid of his, because the fuel in frame, was burning his right leg...
No problems with that?...
He's riding one of the new Triumph Bonneville's now,... and the fit and finish on those is amazing... beautiful machine...

I imagine you have the shock adjusted to the softest setting already,... or is it stuck?...

Title: Re: maybe selling buell
Post by drharveys on 06/10/11 at 09:27:05


795A46417447415C4641350 wrote:
if I can't get the suspension adjusted to be a bit softer . . .


when I get off it, I feel like Jackie Chan did in Shanghai Noon when he got off that horse after a long day's ride. .  .  

feeling every bump in your crotch isn't the best riding experience


... nor is going numb from the vibrations in the seat.  Now you know the REAL reason for the King & Queen seat on the Triumph

http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e204/drharveys/Triumph/DSC00792.jpg

and the springer seat on the Enfield

http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e204/drharveys/DamSite.jpg

But that was never a problem on the Savage -- it got the custom seat for sore butt and lower back issues:

http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e204/drharveys/Suzuki/DSC00891.jpg

Title: Re: maybe selling buell
Post by Serowbot on 06/10/11 at 09:35:46

;D ;D ;D...

Doc,.. I just edited my previous post to add info on my buddies Triumph, and came back to find this from you...
Sorry,... didn't mean to "pre-highjack" ...
They are lovely... ;)...

I added the info, because I remember Lost mentioning an interest in them...

Title: Re: maybe selling buell
Post by LostArtist on 06/10/11 at 10:35:21

I would love a Triumph Bonneville, however, they dont' come cheap, ever.

I need to mess with the suspension on the buell some more for sure, the heat from the engine and fuel in frame isn't really all that bad, unless  you are stopped at a stop light that won't cycle for you, then it can get a bit intense.

think I'm going to try to trade everything in for a Suzuki S 83

http://www.wildwesthonda.com/showcaseproductdetail.htm?ID=181148&Used=1&Model=2007%20Suzuki%20Boulevard%20S83

My only problem with my S-50 is that I keep looking for another gear on the highway.  


then I will have owned them all, the S-40, S-50 and S-83  ;D  for some reason that makes me stupid happy


Title: Re: maybe selling buell
Post by Z on 06/10/11 at 10:40:03


7B5844437645435E4443370 wrote:
My only problem with my S-50 is that I keep looking for another gear on the highway.  



;D ;D ;D ;D ;DMe too!! ;D ;D ;D

Title: Re: maybe selling buell
Post by MotoBuddha on 06/10/11 at 16:28:43


4764787F4A797F62787F0B0 wrote:
if I can't get the suspension adjusted to be a bit softer . . .


when I get off it, I feel like Jackie Chan did in Shanghai Noon when he got off that horse after a long day's ride. .  .  

feeling every bump in your crotch isn't the best riding experience


Yeah, because there's no such thing as aftermarket suspension parts.  ;D

Title: Re: maybe selling buell
Post by LostArtist on 06/10/11 at 17:06:29


785A415A774051515D54350 wrote:
[quote author=4764787F4A797F62787F0B0 link=1307670061/0#0 date=1307670061]if I can't get the suspension adjusted to be a bit softer . . .


when I get off it, I feel like Jackie Chan did in Shanghai Noon when he got off that horse after a long day's ride. .  .  

feeling every bump in your crotch isn't the best riding experience


Yeah, because there's no such thing as aftermarket suspension parts.  ;D
[/quote]

I'm working on it, gimme a weekend will ya  :P

I'm not sure how easy it is to find cheap aftermarket suspension for this buell, and it may be the sport bike/stiffer suspension might not be the ride I like. more performance doesn't always equal more comfort and some shocks for the back of the buell cost $800 bucks alone

Title: Re: maybe selling buell
Post by Edgar on 06/11/11 at 00:30:05

Just get a ducati monster.....sleek n sexy  8-)

Title: Re: maybe selling buell
Post by Serowbot on 06/11/11 at 01:19:58

Duc;s are the hottest!...

... but, I forgot....  
Lost, have you considered a Savage?...
I hear they're loads of fun, and the riders are just the nicest, funnest people you'd ever want to meet....
:-?...


PS... I'm officially posting in my sleep, now...

Title: Re: maybe selling buell
Post by MotoBuddha on 06/11/11 at 07:48:25


1A3925221724223F2522560 wrote:
[quote author=785A415A774051515D54350 link=1307670061/0#6 date=1307748523][quote author=4764787F4A797F62787F0B0 link=1307670061/0#0 date=1307670061]if I can't get the suspension adjusted to be a bit softer . . .


when I get off it, I feel like Jackie Chan did in Shanghai Noon when he got off that horse after a long day's ride. .  .  

feeling every bump in your crotch isn't the best riding experience


Yeah, because there's no such thing as aftermarket suspension parts.  ;D
[/quote]

I'm working on it, gimme a weekend will ya  :P

I'm not sure how easy it is to find cheap aftermarket suspension for this buell, and it may be the sport bike/stiffer suspension might not be the ride I like. more performance doesn't always equal more comfort and some shocks for the back of the buell cost $800 bucks alone[/quote]

It could just be a matter of changing the spring rate to something softer. Springs are relatively cheap.

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