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Old 06-07-2009, 11:24 PM   #21
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Re: er-6n

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Originally Posted by phoenix
have taken my friends aero out for a spin and it was way to big size wise for me.
You being still new to riding and all i cannot stress this next sentence enough:

Every bike you ride will seem like a monster to you after only being on the little GZ. Take that into HEAVY consideration. That feeling of "OMG THIS IS A TANK" goes away after a few rides or a week or two.

That aero only weighs in at about 450-500lbs. And thats a MIDSIZE cruiser. If thats too large feeling, stay with the GZ.
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Old 06-08-2009, 11:59 AM   #22
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When I bought my Vulcan 500 this year the salesman speculated that they were possibly going to take the motor from the 650 and develop it into a cruiser style bike to replace the 500 since this is the last year they are making the 500. So if you like the cruiser style and want something in the 650cc range you might have that option in the near future if they do what he thinks they will.
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Old 09-08-2009, 07:45 PM   #23
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Did you ever get a bike???



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