I've ridden the Ducati Diavel and while it is pretty easy to ride it will rip your freaking arms off if you crack that throttle. Not sure how the V Rod compares.
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It is surprisingly tame, even for relatively new riders. I guess it comes down to purpose. It only has 1700 miles on it or so. He picked up a '12 BMW S1000RR not too long after the Harley and ended up riding that around a lot more, so the Harley has to go.
I've ridden the Ducati Diavel and while it is pretty easy to ride it will rip your freaking arms off if you crack that throttle. Not sure how the V Rod compares, I suspect it really doesn't, it is heavier, slower, has worse brakes... nevermind. I'm sure the V Rod is a great first bus... er I mean bike. :biggrin:
Why is it you feel the need to crap on Harley's? Does it make you feel better about yourself?
Maybe the last guy that jumped you was right.
Why is it you feel the need to crap on Harley's? Does it make you feel better about yourself?
Maybe the last guy that jumped you was right.
Just good natured ribbing.
I edited out my humorous comments.
did someone get dust on all of your chrome?
</dons flamesuit>
What supersport-like bikes have catalytic converters in the USA? (3-way cats only) I'd like to get something in the 600cc range with one, but I'm thinking only liter bikes and beyond have it.
It's official... Now I've heard everything.
If I don't find one then I am just going to get a BMW S1000RR. Heated grips!
If I don't find one then I am just going to get a BMW S1000RR. Heated grips!