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I just went on a long dirt road last weekend on my road king...thought they had paved it. I think it's actually the road MJ lives on, came from plymouth trying to get back through warehem...
back to subject: I think you should consider getting another V. well, the suzuki V-storm that is. Don't have any direct experience of riding one, but knew someone who did. Also just caught a review who said that the kawi vibrated a lot. Take your time researching and test riding. Go to the dealers and see about test riding the new ones for comparison. rkc
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Sorry to say that I no longer have a 1984 V20 :( |
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Sorry to say that I no longer have a 1984 V20 :( |
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Thanks, RKC. I have ridden both the Vstrom and the Versys and it was a bit of a toss up for me. I was leaning toward the Versys just a bit because price is a little lower for both the new and the used models, seat is a little lower (but I think I need to get a lowering kit for either the Vstrom or the Versys as I am only 5'8" and these are both pretty tall bikes), and I just liked the Versys style a little better. Good article to which you directed me. I had been on the stromtrooper site, but had not caught that particular review. I did follow a guy's journal on kawasakiversys.com for a while. He is a photographer/writer who is riding a Versys through each country in Central and South America. Quite an adventure!
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