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ToddC

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Congrats!! That was a good deal. Red is the fastest!!!

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Just back from a leisurely ride. Not far but long enough to know that we made a great choice. My lady is super comfortable though the pillion peg extenders have to go.

Such an agile bike on the fabulous roads we have on Vancouver Island.
Going to take a bit to get used to the clutch as it seems to engage at the end of the lever travel.

And I managed to maneuver around on our gravel driveway without a problem!

 
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Well bought David - hope all the weight/ wrangling anxiety is behind you now - best of luck to you and yours and may you have many safe and trouble free enjoyable miles on it ! Richard
 

ToddC

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Join us in five weeks for STOC-TOBERFEST......!!! Good first long ride..??

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ToddC

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Where is STOC-toberfest?


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In NE Washington.....check the events on the left side of the forum home page. First weekend of October. Lots of old guys hanging out. Wive's too...

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Going to take a bit to get used to the clutch as it seems to engage at the end of the lever travel.
Beauty eh? Well done.

About the clutch travel/engagement— every hydraulic-clutched Honda I've had did the same thing. If you don't adapt and overcome you can always improvise. For the ST I got adjustable clutch/brake levers and that works well enough. Works even better if you have fairly stock grips. There are VFR levers and GoldWing (with slight modding) that will work.

I'll add that I left the brake lever stock as the Pindle Parking Brake doesn't fit the adjustable brake lever.
 

ToddC

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Excusez moi? Excuse me? Pardon me? what you say? What? Huh?...you calling Dale old? JRob? and...Todd your not old because you are the same vintage as I am...so who are the old people you speak of?:hun1:

Ooooppppss. My bad! Guys over 50....... . Is that better. And Yes....Dale is old....:nanner1:

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Such an agile bike on the fabulous roads we have on Vancouver Island.
Going to take a bit to get used to the clutch as it seems to engage at the end of the lever travel.
Took me a bit to get used to the clutch as well. Time to load it up and see the roads over here!
STOCtoberfest in a few weeks, or maybe NEW-STOCK (NorthEast Wa) next spring? Would love to ride with you.

Congrats!!!

(I may be old... :think1:... well, I got nuthin'. Maybe I am...)
 
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