Tom-D
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I know it is a big bike for what we want. There are two for sale close by, I was just wondering if they were junk or what?
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No, they aren't junk. Suzuki makes good quality bikes. They will hold up.
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This is a bit more practical for the mission.
http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/mcy/3938716389.html
street legal, light weight, looks fun as hell.
http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/mcy/3938716389.html
street legal, light weight, looks fun as hell.
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Those are cool, always mean to pick one up.
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Yup, that's more like it. A bit more humph, and you can go jump into mud puddles if you like. Duro bikes were never my thing, but I wouldn't turn anyone off them.
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I'll bet that coach had a tag axel, and the bike was on the back.
There are several of those lifts on the market, think bucks, big bucks.
I looked at a new rebel yesterday, they are a small bike, for short legged people.
yes, but right around the corner from you, in Kingston, is a guy named Rick. Rick will take your miserable Rebel seat and rebuild it, custom fit for your butt. Makes the bike much more comfy for those of us that don't have Pete's 27" inseam.
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Those are awesome little bikes. Guy down in Eburg had this setup, he took it to MN a couple years ago, doing 99% back/dirt roads
A sub 250 dual sport like that, or the CRF250, CRF230, Sherpa, etc would probably work best.
Come on over, and you can test ride the 230, Sherpa, DR200. You might even like the Suzuki TU250. Little, like the Rebel, but more of a standard style. I don't have a picture of ours, but this is what it looks like:
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DeeG
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Here you go, Tom. Motorhome, Jeep, Honda Rebel.
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Here you go, Tom. Motorhome, Jeep, Honda Rebel.
Our jeep tow bar is held on by 4 bolts thru a sheet metal cross member at the rear of the body. I am sure that would tear out with a bike that big.
That is an older jeep with an actual frame. ours isn't.
Kymco manufactures certain models of BMW motorcycles.
I won't say which ones since "They're all crap."
I won't say which ones since "They're all crap."