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PelyKat
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It is here! And I can ride Her! I have photo's, but can't figure out how to do the thumbnails on here. So when I figure that out, I will post them.
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PelyKat
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Well the pic's are too big, and I can't resize them. Main man, If I email them to you can you post them for me? Pretty please? 
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PelyKat
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Thanks, they are on the way. I'm trying to work with them. but i don't have the best programs. Thanks! 
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PelyKat
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You are a true Sweetie! Thank you!!! 
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PelyKat
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Actually it does really well. My H was surprised, and very pleased. His only concern was the weight rating on the brakes. as this adds 350lbs, and I'm a tad over 2. But as the weight isn't on the bike as such, it really isn't a problem. You just have to plan on a bit more stopping room.
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PelyKat
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So far I've spent almost 45 minutes doing large parking lot drills. Turns are very different. And the tight ones have to be done VERY slowly. But I did exceedingly well. Then my shoulders got tired. 
A bit later I went on our street. Which is a 1/4 + mile that ends in a big cull de sac. It was fun. The biggest part is I haven't ridden a "real" bike sense my class. So I have to get used to clutching and gears again! But luckily this Hugger is very forgiving!
And I can't fall down!!! I have had 1 of the tires off the ground. But 2 are on the ground at all times! Yeah!!!
A bit later I went on our street. Which is a 1/4 + mile that ends in a big cull de sac. It was fun. The biggest part is I haven't ridden a "real" bike sense my class. So I have to get used to clutching and gears again! But luckily this Hugger is very forgiving!
And I can't fall down!!! I have had 1 of the tires off the ground. But 2 are on the ground at all times! Yeah!!!
mainman
Set Trippin
You're welcome for the pics.....PelyKat said:So far I've spent almost 45 minutes doing large parking lot drills. Turns are very different. And the tight ones have to be done VERY slowly. But I did exceedingly well. Then my shoulders got tired.
A bit later I went on our street. Which is a 1/4 + mile that ends in a big cull de sac. It was fun. The biggest part is I haven't ridden a "real" bike sense my class. So I have to get used to clutching and gears again! But luckily this Hugger is very forgiving!
And I can't fall down!!! I have had 1 of the tires off the ground. But 2 are on the ground at all times! Yeah!!!
and heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee we go.....
aps45819
24/7 Single Dad
Everyone I know that has test ridden a new wing has bought one. The last re-design lowered the CG for much better handling and bumped the power. Go see Dan @ MotoVation Cycles in Charlotte Hall, he'll probably let you take his for a test ride.Angel said:I love it!
I've been trying to convince the man that we need a Honda Gold Wing or a Harley Ultra Classic Electra Glide, but he said they are too big/heavy.