Who was saying what about Goldwings yesterday? - Page 2 - SV650.org

24-04-06, 11:39 PM

watch the one lower down- the back loop gixxer one !!..

25-04-06, 02:15 AM

If any of ya'll would like to take on the Dragon to see if you can do better, then come on over. We over here at SVRider.Com are having our 3rd annual National SV rally up there at Deal's Gap this june.

==> http://www.nationalsvrally.com/

Also some guy from the Italian SV site is coming over stateside to join in the merryment. Cabins are still available as are beds in rooms.

25-04-06, 08:34 AM

Definitely a competant rider there, as after all a Goldwing does not just beg to be leaned over. However I think those that are impressed the most are those that simply expect a Goldwing to be a sofa on wheels made for nothing more than mile crunching.
Of course they are not as agile as many other bikes but a good rider would show what one of those bikes can do and, let's not forget they really do have limited ground clearance and so there is a limit to what you can ask one of them to do.

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24-04-06, 11:39 PM	#11
Quiff Wichard Guest Posts: n/a	watch the one lower down- the back loop gixxer one !!..

25-04-06, 02:15 AM	#12
Nexus242 Guest Posts: n/a	If any of ya'll would like to take on the Dragon to see if you can do better, then come on over. We over here at SVRider.Com are having our 3rd annual National SV rally up there at Deal's Gap this june. ==> http://www.nationalsvrally.com/ Also some guy from the Italian SV site is coming over stateside to join in the merryment. Cabins are still available as are beds in rooms.

25-04-06, 08:34 AM	#13
Peter Henry Guest Posts: n/a	Definitely a competant rider there, as after all a Goldwing does not just beg to be leaned over. However I think those that are impressed the most are those that simply expect a Goldwing to be a sofa on wheels made for nothing more than mile crunching. Of course they are not as agile as many other bikes but a good rider would show what one of those bikes can do and, let's not forget they really do have limited ground clearance and so there is a limit to what you can ask one of them to do.