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« Reply #20 on: March 13, 2010, 10:20:18 pm »

I think I saw that very bike for sale in AZ a year or two ago.   Headscratch
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« Reply #21 on: March 13, 2010, 10:50:19 pm »




  Twofinger I like 'em naked. Sorry. Bigsmile

I prefer a ride that doesn't result in rocks 'n shit hitting me, getting sick after riding in sub 50 degree weather and having my ears ring all summer from wind noise. I also like to be able to carry stuff - sometimes I actually use my bike other than for recreation. Call me crazy.
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« Reply #22 on: Yesterday at 10:32:05 am »



 Call me crazy.
You're crazy. Lol
 I carry stuff, wear ear plugs, and haven't had anything besides bugs hit me. I use my bikes for sport-touring...YMMV

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« Reply #23 on: Yesterday at 10:54:34 am »

I rode a shield-less Valkyrie for 5 years and a 919 for 1 year, I'll never go back to a naked bike. More power to you, although it is a matter of time before you get hit with a nice size rock. One broke the skin on my nuckle through my glove one time.
Btw, earplugs actually do something to stop wind noise? since when?
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« Reply #24 on: Yesterday at 07:55:15 pm »

I like the idea. I think they need a smaller front fender... one that doesn't look like it belongs on a fully-faired bike. The larger headlight is a good idea, too. It'd probably look better without the windshield, or with a bikini fairing.
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« Reply #25 on: Yesterday at 08:04:08 pm »


I rode a shield-less Valkyrie for 5 years and a 919 for 1 year, I'll never go back to a naked bike. More power to you, although it is a matter of time before you get hit with a nice size rock. One broke the skin on my nuckle through my glove one time.
Btw, earplugs actually do something to stop wind noise? since when?


 Well I've been riding naked for over thirty years, and no rocks so far...knock on wood  Wink I did catch a big hard bug on the bridge of my sunglasses at 75 mph on a gravel road one day...almost took me off the bike EEK! Not a problem with a full face helmet.
 Actually I've been wearing noise cancelling earbuds lately. They work great too.
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« Reply #26 on: Yesterday at 08:11:34 pm »

Just last Fri I had a nice size rock ping off my shield at 80 mph, would have hit me in the shoulder or chest.
I've also had a rock hit my helmet hard enough to take paint off. Maybe it's where I live (rocky mts) that there's more rocks kicked up by traffic?
Anyway, glad you enjoy naked bikes, again, you can have 'em.
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