My new toy
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Joined: 01-31-2007
Posts: 2,479
From: New Hampsha
My new toy
Out with the old
In with the new
OMG what took me so long to get a cruiser..the sport bike was fun but nothing compares to the rumble of the a big V-Twin
Oh it is a Honda VTX 1300R
Wow..I can't wait to take it to work tomorrow...just picked it up today and loving every minute of it!
Goose
Hillsdale please edit the size of the CBR..I swore I put it in as 640 X 480 sorry..
In with the new
OMG what took me so long to get a cruiser..the sport bike was fun but nothing compares to the rumble of the a big V-Twin
Oh it is a Honda VTX 1300R
Wow..I can't wait to take it to work tomorrow...just picked it up today and loving every minute of it!
Goose
Hillsdale please edit the size of the CBR..I swore I put it in as 640 X 480 sorry..
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Joined: 02-07-2008
Posts: 826
From: Lakenheath, UK
very nice bike man! i had a 2006 V-Star 650 Classic and loved it! outfitted with a 19" Memphis Fats screen, made a night and day difference in ride comfort. the bike i really want now is the Yamaha Stratoliner, same bike as the Roadliner, but it comes with the rear backrest, windscreen, and leather-wrapped hard saddle bags. and i agree with Jeff, you need some custom billet wheels styled just like the bike's for your HHR. that would look awesome!
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Joined: 03-12-2006
Posts: 6,543
From: Lake Isabella CA
That's a mighty beautiful machine! The VTX just looks more of a comfortable ride than the old bike.
Having worked in the motorcycle industry a long time, I've seen that there are allot of aftermarket products for the VTX. You're going to have fun modifying the bike too!
I've been around motorcycle and have ridden all my life. I ride in the dirt now days. I used to ride the street, I don't anymore because I don't want to be taken out by inattentive car driver or street racers. I feel much safer in the dirt! If I go down in the dirt, it'll be my own fault, which has happened a few times!
Damn, that's a purdy bike!
Having worked in the motorcycle industry a long time, I've seen that there are allot of aftermarket products for the VTX. You're going to have fun modifying the bike too!
I've been around motorcycle and have ridden all my life. I ride in the dirt now days. I used to ride the street, I don't anymore because I don't want to be taken out by inattentive car driver or street racers. I feel much safer in the dirt! If I go down in the dirt, it'll be my own fault, which has happened a few times!
Damn, that's a purdy bike!
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Joined: 01-31-2007
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From: New Hampsha
Thanks guys...one of the reasons I chose the VTX other than it being bulletproof is the aftermarket support...I've only had it for 2 days and I have a huge list of stuff I want to add and replace lol
I have traveled to a few cities that I would not ride in if I lived there but riding in NH is just awesome
Goose
I have traveled to a few cities that I would not ride in if I lived there but riding in NH is just awesome
Goose
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Joined: 06-18-2008
Posts: 86
From: Atlantic Beach, North Carolina
I miss My Harley 
but with a baby on the way I sold the wife bike and my bike. VTX's are nice, but was a bit lazy for me in the city compared to my Soft tail.
Congrats on the new wheels!
but with a baby on the way I sold the wife bike and my bike. VTX's are nice, but was a bit lazy for me in the city compared to my Soft tail.Congrats on the new wheels!