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What you have on your feet make a difference. Where you ride makes a difference. How you stop makes a difference. How many miles you put on your bike makes a difference. Dropping your bike is a factor of all the above. I have often told people that the "drop and roll" that works when on fire...

The smaller scooters are a hoot to ride around town for sure. If touring is also on your agenda, you can't go wrong with either of the BMW C bikes.

Hey Jim, Glad you landed here. With your varied PTW background it will be interesting to hear your impressions of your CGT.

Annual reminder to add your location to the Member Map if you have not already done so.

Cycletrader if you haven't checked it out already.

Yup. Motorcycles are fun. Scooters are fun. Power to weight ratio not all that different on your mc vs the C scooter. And with the different suspension and sportier set-up it makes sense the mc would handle differently. Glad you are having such a great time with it.

Stay in touch. Your thoughts would likely be helpful to others, especially those that want a second (or third, etc.) bike.

That damn dam is big news all over the country. Concerned about the next rain fall for sure.

Quite a bit lighter than the BMW C no doubt. How are the ergos compared to the touring scooter?

Excellent idea. Sounds like you've got all the boxes checked. Only thing left is to just have a blast!

Well, I guess it's not true that once a Buckeye always a Buckeye.:D

Trips are just the best. Don't hesitate to put some pictures on here if you take some and can get that to work for you. Do you have your "cruise control" sorted out?

Yup. A different kind of adventure, but an adventure for sure.

Ha....Classic.

This flu thing is the real deal. I have 16 people in my office and 4 were out with the flu. Of course, if they rode PTW's all the fresh air would have made them well.:D

I have used my Harley battery tender on American, Japanese, British, and German bikes. No problem. Admittedly, I know nuthin' bout batteries. (Or, about right sizing pictures, apparently.:D)

Excellent! Sounds like you have a great dealer, too. And...Go Falcons!

So, Rolf, you went from a '15 to a '16? Hopefully, no accidents etc. was the reason. In any case, glad you're here. Post a picture or two when you get a chance.

Hey Bob, Great choice. Only tip I have has nothing to do with cleaning your bike....The bike capabilities may exceed your own. Have a blast. Go far. Go fast. Be safe.

Welcome aboard Mike. Watcha got? Or are you just in the figuring stuff out stage?