Why your bike?

Tsunami · 04-05-2009, 10:34 PM

Being that i was barely able to reach the ground on the SV and being a new rider in the busy streets of NYC, i decided to get a little dual sport ride around in. Figured i would be more comfortable in heavy stop and go traffic on a lighter, beater bike with a more upright position that i can manuever easier on. I also got into some easy trail riding that was fun and helped me improve my skills.

I'm also getting a Monster 620 in a couple of weeks. Now that i am in vegas and all the roads are wide open, i need a bigger bike. Chose that mostly because i can touch the ground on it and a more upright seating position than the sportbikes and its light. Also i am a fan of naked and vtwins.

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04-05-2009, 10:34 PM	#11
Tsunami Pug Queen Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Las Vegas, NV Moto: DR200, SV650 Posts: 2,486	Being that i was barely able to reach the ground on the SV and being a new rider in the busy streets of NYC, i decided to get a little dual sport ride around in. Figured i would be more comfortable in heavy stop and go traffic on a lighter, beater bike with a more upright position that i can manuever easier on. I also got into some easy trail riding that was fun and helped me improve my skills. I'm also getting a Monster 620 in a couple of weeks. Now that i am in vegas and all the roads are wide open, i need a bigger bike. Chose that mostly because i can touch the ground on it and a more upright seating position than the sportbikes and its light. Also i am a fan of naked and vtwins.